Sentence examples for view like that from inspiring English sources

I like that it's sunrise, but I'd prefer dawn, off the top of my head, and DON'T LET ME EVER CATCH YOU SLIPPING POINT OF VIEW LIKE THAT – WE'RE IN CLOSE THIRD.

Invariably a guest would say, "Well, no wonder you can compose, with a view like that!" At which point, invariably, my grandfather would respond, "Well, actually, no.

How are we ever going to get the audience to look at what we want them to look at, when there's a view like that?" He is half joking.

"You can't beat a view like that".

You can't get a view like that from an antenna".

"You don't get many with a view like that".

From a viewer's point of view, I like that idea of the outside threat or the outside force of evil that is beyond our petty relations as human beings between each other.

I thought extreme views like that were a representation of the Christian faith.

Throw views like that into a pot with a dislike of Brussels linked to a fear of terrorism, a few nasty non-stories, anxiety about immigration and a suspicion of unwanted change, give it a crafty stir with a nationalist flag and come 5 May some parts the old doughnut could still turn out to contain plenty of blue jam.

"I think they are very foolish to express their views like that.

There are two points of view that I would like that you pay attention to in this movie: the view of the priest and the view of the hidalgo [the old aristocrat].