Sentence examples for the view that while from inspiring English sources

Bernstein said he eventually came to the view that while Ryan might understand basic concepts, "he does not actually understand what it takes to craft a budget".

So they have adopted the view that while the sequester may be crude at least it cuts government spending — austerity on autopilot.

Early Western studies of Islamic law held the view that while Islamic law shaped Muslim societies, the latter had no influence on Islamic law in return.

Everybody shared the view that while there are positive elements in the Chequers proposal, the suggested framework for economic cooperation will not work.

They press the view that while Wilson may have "looked like the corner druggist," as one historian describes him, even druggists can have hot blood.

Many of them have expressed the view that while they might accept compensation for the air attack, they did not necessarily favor sanctions on Libya being lifted.

For a start, it was noticeable that Roberts apologised for "miscommunication" rather than the views that were expressed, while Saatchi & Saatchi also allowed him to resign rather than firing him, allowing the Lancastrian to protect what is left of his reputation.

> Many interviewees expressed the view that modelling, while helpful, was imperfect and subordinate to other forms of academic knowledge (table 1b).

Shepherd told "The View" audiences that while covering the Academy Awards red carpet, several celebrities approached the "30 Rock" actress with congratulations for her "The Help" Best Supporting Actress nomination -- accolades that were clearly meant for Spencer.

On the other side is the view that the technology, while some of it may have been "delivered", never really worked and certainly not at the scale required to make it adoptable across the board.

The more they are set apart, the more this confirms the view that some are saved, while others are not.