Sentence examples for very negative view from inspiring English sources

"I've got a lot of time for her, but I've got a very negative view on SodaStream.

It gave people a very negative view of the FSA, though everybody knows that the regime had been planning the attack against the district for a long time.

This is a very negative view, says Sanders, quick to point out that any correspondence with Whitehall can be subject to FOI.

Over 60% of adults feel ashamed of how they look…when we put ourselves down in front of our children we are modelling a very negative view.

"I have to imagine that this is going to present a very negative view of lesbian and gay people to young people," Mr. DeBernardo said of the event planned for Tuesday in the Bronx.

A survey of seventeen thousand city residents, ordered by Bratton and conducted in May and June of 2014, found that forty-one per cent of blacks and thirty-one per cent of Hispanics held a somewhat negative or very negative view of the police, compared with just seventeen per cent of whites.

"He was signing A.I.G. up to insure trades made by people with really very negative views" of the housing market.

A few more Australians than before have "very negative" views of Muslims these days, but the overall numbers of Australians hostile to Muslims has been nudging 25% for the last six years.

In a recent survey of its members by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, about half the consumer-goods companies questioned said they had negative or very negative views of the law as currently drafted.

Surveys show Serbs are not well informed about the tribunal's work yet express very negative views about it, Petrovic noted.

Pharmacists who had very negative views of the system may have been less likely to participate.