Sentence examples for view gained from inspiring English sources

That view gained credibility because Britain ignored tell-tale evidence of growing Japanese business interests in Malaya.

At the same time, however, the liberal view gained new converts in elite policymaking and opinion-forming circles.

If that right vanishes into the panopticon [a system of perpetual surveillance] I have lost something and, in my view, gained next to nothing.

That view gained some support last week when a few economic reports pointed to sluggishness in the manufacturing sector and labor market.

Sociologists have seen culture as an important component of economic life since Weber, and this point of view gained greater currency.

That view gained momentum on Thursday, when Gov. Gray Davis asked the federal government to impose controls on the wholesale price of electricity across the West.

That view gains some credibility because there have been terrorist attacks in Xinjiang carried out by Uighur nationalists.

The government's hope must be that this view gains currency, before another business-deterring law hits the statute books.

One view gaining ground is that the commodity market is caught in a speculative bubble akin to the recent housing bubble or the technology bubble of the late 1990s.

One view gaining ground is that victory at the next election will go to whichever party is brave enough to ditch its leader.Mr Zapatero will be damaged if his own party publicly snubs him in October.

One sign expressed a view gaining currency among Cuban exiles, that Elian's miraculous survival of two days in the sea has made him a sort of religious icon.