Sentence examples for to views usually from inspiring English sources

I suppose he was a voyeur: addicted to views, usually from behind, of women in oblivious, intimate actions, such as bathing, drying themselves, or combing their hair.

It is advisable that the part of the house which is most open to viewing (usually the front or the back of the dollhouse), is covered in wire or wire mesh, so that you and the hamster can see through and so that plenty of air circulates through the hamster house.

Each group is vying to shape Mr. Romney's views, usually through policy papers that many of the advisers wonder if he is reading.

Separating aspects of different views usually helps us to manage software complexity.

Remember, your teacher's views usually have nothing to do with you as a person.

The actual contracts and files containing the specifics of how much each ad buy costs and which programs contained the ads are available to anyone off the street, but they must walk into a broadcast station to view them, usually under supervision depending on the station's protocol.

It is sniffy about government economic policies on matters close to its heart, such as banking reform, and its views usually prevail.

It should be located adjacent to an area of the LV wall which is hypokinetic or akinetic and seen from at least two views (usually apical and short axis).

Several aides said that although the president is not dictatorial in suggesting what she should say and how she should say it, his views usually prevail.

At first glance, the Tea Party's position may seem contradictory: its small-government, pro-business views usually go hand in hand with free trade.

Better food, better views, usually better gas and hotel prices too.