Sentence examples for view a matter from inspiring English sources

This isn't, in Yun's view, a matter merely of accuracy but also of cultural legibility.

Is assimilation, in Trump's view, a matter of commitment to the country — of patriotism — or of having a certain skin color, or religion?

With regard to internal policy matters, it is in my view a matter of urgency finally to adopt the Convention on the Common European Frontier Agreement, as well as to implement measures to combat terrorism and, of course - as other speakers have said - illegal drug trafficking.

Are political views a matter of muscles?

If rightwing columnists take a view on a matter, they owe it to readers to put it across.

If I were a legislator, I would certainly consider that view as a matter of social policy.

In the late 19th century, point of view became a matter of critical importance, notably in the prefaces of Henry James.

Many of the respondents vented despair at a political system that in their view allowed a matter of such overwhelming significance to be so overlooked.

What makes them such, and what makes Stravinsky a great composer, is in Mr. Salonen's view essentially a matter of harmony.

Selecting which laws fit one's world view is a matter for the polling stations and newspapers, not for military service.

The purposive approach to statutory interpretation was always intended to ascertain the will of parliament, not substitute the judge's view on a matter of statute.