Sentence examples for view needed from inspiring English sources

It also, in Galloway's view, needed to create its own line of products, one that would attract a loyal band of consumers.

The government defended the proposals, saying a "more balanced" view needed to be developed on whether cases were in the public interest.

"As an independent central bank with over three centuries of history, we can resist those short-term pressures and take the longer view needed to prevent another crisis" he said.

Preminger was a dramatist, not a melodramatist, and, as his later career suggested, a dramatist of a particularly dialectical sort; he was an autocrat who believed that differing points of view needed to be honored, or at least listened to.

Though she acknowledged that she studied every paper sent to her by cabinet secretaries and senators and tried to digest and present in brief form matters that in her view needed to go the president, she protested that "I myself never made a single decision regarding the disposition of public affairs".

The subject of the movie is the passion for art, but the filmmakers' casual way with the basic stuff of the cinema when it gets in the way of theatrical flourishes suggests that, while using the cinema as a vehicle for the ballet and a feast for its devotees, the one art they seemed to have contempt for is the cinema itself, which, in their view, needed the ballet to ennoble it.

My view needs to be heard.

Feminist progress does not, in her view, need separation.

Instead, the Republican Party, in Carney's view, needs to play to the disaffected.

When it comes to alternative energy sources, however, the view needs to be very long indeed.

That view needs to change: emerging economies now look like a force for stabilising the world economy.