Sentence examples for the general view of the from inspiring English sources

They don't represent the general view of the college".

Are you saying that the general view of the market is irrational?

The general view of the Afghans is that the current government is worst than the Taliban.

For now, Jouejati noted that Khatib's initial suggestion of talks was a personal proposal and did not reflect the general view of the coalition.

Dagan's view that a unilateral Israeli strike would intensify, not diminish, the danger posed by Iran is now the general view of the dissident politicians and security chiefs.

We've seen a marked reduction in the quality of service in recent years, and the general view of the management is that it is worse than useless.

"At the time, the general view of these women was that they were downtrodden, second-class people," says Ruth Pearson, professor of development studies at Leeds University.

He wanted an editor he could control and bring it into line to reflect the general views of the Mail group". Mr Livingstone dismissed the idea that because the Standard had endorsed his re-election as mayor last year it was therefore not true that the paper had victimised him.

Just as the image of the wife in advertising has reflected the general views of the appropriate roles of a wife, images of the husband also reflect the cultural values surrounding what role was believed a husband should be engaged in.

The meeting held was with the technical representative of the current Chair of the 'Friends of the One UN' donor forum, and as such presented the general views of the forum's membership rather than individual donors.

"She hasn't got the ego," is the general view of her friends.