Sentence examples for upon their views from inspiring English sources

Just 32% of respondents were satisfied their landlord listens to them and acts upon their views while just 22% feel that their landlord cares about them and their family.

Use reference points and other information you find so you may reflect upon their views and examine them.

Walton and Jones have been building upon their divergent views -- Walton playing the absolutist, Jones the pragmatist -- since they played together at Portland during the 1975-76 season.

AT&T's Terms of Service follow the company's longstanding respect for our customers' freedom of speech, and clarifies that we will not terminate or suspend a customers' Internet access service based upon their political views or criticism of AT&T.

We used an interview guide consisting of semi-structured questions that were constructed to be open-ended allowing participants the freedom to elaborate and respond to prompts to expand upon and/or clarify their views (see attached).

It is difficult to imagine a group of curia cardinals -- Italians, Germans, Frenchmen -- enduring the kind of encounter-group session the American bishops took upon themselves, or changing their views because of it.

Steve told me he actually had no problem with vegans, he just didn't like people imposing their views upon him personally, which is understandable. .

Steve told me he actually had no problem with vegans, he just didn't like people imposing their views upon him personally, which is understandable.

In his classic book The Arrogance of Power, published in 1966 in the midst of another unnecessary American war, he warned against the historic tendency of powerful nations to mistake military might for moral and intellectual strength and, by overreaching in an attempt to impose their views upon the world, to bring themselves to ruin.

And, since, the majority of judges are appointed, not elected, sometimes by liberal governors or presidents change is troublesome because some liberal judges take it upon themselves to institute their views (legislating from the bench) into changes via their judicial re-interpretations of existing law.

By Emily Hahn The New Yorker, March 14 , 1936P. 80 Shanghai seethes with translators and the authors they have chosen to work on have a definite effect upon their personalities View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.