Sentence examples for view comes from from inspiring English sources
The alternative view comes from James.
A very different view comes from The Times' Ben Machell.
Almost everything on view comes from tombs, Buddhist cave monasteries or buried treasure.
Much of the best of what's on view comes from the last 25 years.
The novel's greatness, in Trilling's view, comes from its refusal to answer the question clearly; the tension is potentially tragic.
A more balanced view comes from a recent article in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
A contrary view comes from Jay Schweppe, who owns Schweppe & Company, a one-office real estate agency in Montclair.
A common view comes from Rick Crawley, external relations director at Lancaster University management school, which has all three accreditations.
He didn't mention it, but supporting evidence for that view comes from a Langston Hughes poem, "Good Morning".
A less optimistic view comes from John Simons, author of a review paper for the Ministry of Justice.
A more optimistic view comes from Silvia Liu and T.J. Bond, economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong.
