Sentence examples for view lies from inspiring English sources
In this view, lies must be assertoric.
Pyron's view lies outside scientific consensus and societal values.
Which Dutch room with a view lies behind here?
In this view lies the germ of an evolutionary account of religion.
CASTLE VIEW lies off the beaten path of Route 22 here in Putnam County.
The fundamental problem, in my view, lies in one word that describes a state of mind: shaoguanxianshi, meaning don't get involved if it's not your business.
Much of the blame, in her view, lay with movie executives who oriented their ambitions around the box office.
The fault, in their view, lay with no single person, but with the middle-class composition of the colony, which, feeling itself imperiled, had acted instinctively, as an organism, to extrude the riffraff from its midst.
On one side of what the Tozers call "the room with a view," lie the formal dining room and kitchen; on the other, a conservatory, a ski in/ski out area and a library.
The answer, in their view, lay in restricting benefits for those who had recently begun working in the UK.
Second, liberal critics of the standard view lay down constraints on the manner in which citizens arrive at their political commitments (see Eberle 2002, Weithman 2002, and Wolterstorff 1997, 2012a).
