Sentence examples for view found from inspiring English sources

"So Prime View found a good niche".

The latter point of view found expression in the creation (1918) by Juan Vázquez de Mella of the Traditionalist Party, which subsequently became the principal exponent of Carlism.

Echoing another point of view found in most of Latin America, Jornal Do Brasil, a leading Brazilian newspaper, expressed empathy for ordinary Argentines and disdain for that country's leaders.

That view found echoes among the moviegoers, though some noted that the film had prompted a succession of the former prime minister's friends and associates to say that the portrayal, though unkind, is not wholly inaccurate.

And they also, and perhaps most pertinently from the human point of view, found evidence for one other part of such a food web: the decomposers.Plastics are energy-rich substances, which is why many of them burn so readily.

This view found its earliest expression in two essays, "Der Begriff der Offenbarung im Neuen Testament" ("The Concept of Revelation in the New Testament"), written in 1929, and "Die Geschichtlichkeit des Daseins und der Glaube" ("The Historicity of Man and Faith"), written in 1930.

That view finds wide support.

This view finds some support in the construction industry.

That view finds support among economists on Wall Street and at think tanks in Washington.

Imaginative literature itself, in Warner's view, finds its representative in Scheherazade, the muse of all great fantasy writing.

Contrary to the first impression of urban primitivism a more considered view finds that Basquiat was nothing if not sophisticated.