Sentence examples for view about something from inspiring English sources

"You want your jokes to have a point of view about something that is insightful.

"They're meant to be interesting conversations with people who have a point of view about something or sports stories that don't require a four-act treatment," he said.

"I can imagine getting a phonecall in the middle of the night from a shareholder sharing their view about something we were about to air.

He said: "I can imagine getting a call in the middle of the night from a shareholder sharing their view about something we were going to air that was going to have a lot of impact.

I'd taken a view about something else forming the issue of the day, and after the tactics meeting broke up he quite physically stepped into my space, it was a quite bullying encounter, it was a menacing angry performance," Gillard says.

Talk to people who have the opposite point of view about something you feel strongly about.

I have never, ever hidden my views about something and I'm not doing it now.

Asked about the way Boaden and Mark Thompson, the former director general, gave contradictory accounts about whether they had discussed the Newsnight Savile investigation, Hall said: "It is perfectly possible for two people to have different views about something and to both think they're right".

The PCC's director, Stephen Abell said the article contained flaws, but the commission had decided: "It would not be proportionate to rule against the columnist's right to offer freely expressed views about something that was the focus of public attention".

Each person holds implicit views about something that he or she will be unable to verbalize and often, will be unaware of, namely, they remain tacit (Polanyi [1966]).

And once they've formed an opinion about something, an opposing view or difference of opinion is just plain stupid.