Sentence examples for view coming from from inspiring English sources

There has been much comment this week, the most interesting in my view coming from Guardian columnist Seumas Milne.

"It is quite galling to hear a classically Orientalist view coming from your liberal college," he told me.

Describing the ongoing crisis as a global phenomenon, the story goes, is a typical Eurocentrist view coming from leftists who usually pride themselves on their anti-Eurocentrism.

I was puzzled by this view coming from Gross; pretty basic macro told us that to the extent that quantitative easing matters at all, it's the stock of Fed holdings, not the flow of purchases, that matters.

That is an interesting view coming from a woman who runs what might be considered a petri dish for moral hazard.

The alternative view comes from James.

The most upbeat view came from Senator Chuck Hagel of Nebraska.

A very different view comes from The Times' Ben Machell.

A darker view came from Mr. Beck in an essay titled "German euro-nationalism".

Almost everything on view comes from tombs, Buddhist cave monasteries or buried treasure.

A more optimistic view comes from Silvia Liu and T.J. Bond, economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Hong Kong.