Sentence examples for view about him from inspiring English sources

I don't know enough about his Harvard tenure to have a view about him there.

Daydream Believer: Confessions of a Hero-Worshipper Hugh Massingberd Macmillan £16.99, pp320 Observer readers may never have met Hugh Massingberd, but they will probably have a view about him.

But there's been an almost tectonic shift in view about him, which arises less from his maturity than from the at last acknowledged evidence that in him we have a dedicated team player, a superior outfielder and base stealer, and a four-time Most Valuable Player who must be placed among the handful of best players who ever lived.

Polk's reputation is much larger among historians, whose views about him have shifted greatly in recent decades.

Whatever you think of Logan — and most in the poetry business seem, unsurprisingly, to have pretty strong views about him — you can't accuse him of timidity, nor of trashing one tribe or style of poetry in order to promote another.

Britten's fellow-composers had divided views about him.

Those who had heard about Liu had mixed views about him.

"We didn't have a fixed view about hurdles for him, and we wanted to see if we could plunder something like this," Henderson said later.

Techmeme, for all its technology and human editorial, is still Gabe Rivera's view of who's talking about him, his issues, his view of what constitutes interesting material.

Dr. Keller considers himself a moderate whose views about work alienate him from both camps.

M.H.: Well, what I started to say about the view of him from "The Apprentice" in the rest of the country was that he was so branded from ten years on that show or whatever it was, fourteen that he was seen as Presidential, sitting in this leather-bound, high-backed chair at a boardroom table, seeming decisive, saying, "You're fired".