Sentence examples for view of relations from inspiring English sources

You were curious about President Morsi's long-term view of relations between Egypt and the Palestinians, particularly since Hamas does not recognize Israel's right to exist.

And after the death of Bin Laden, Pakistanis took a more pessimistic view of relations between their country and the United States.

He is no neo-conservative, but appears to endorse the "clash of civilisations" thesis of the late Samuel Huntington, which lends a dark undertone to his view of relations between Islam and the West.

Recasting the book, he added the subtitle "Men Who Have Never Grown Up," but his original publisher, apparently failing to recognize that his thesis dovetailed with a widespread feminist view of relations between the sexes, rejected the manuscript.

Her extended family in Pakistan belongs to a Sufi-influenced branch of Islam, which takes a relatively moderate view of relations between the sexes, but she had embraced the Wahhabist severity of the ruling tribes in Saudi Arabia.

It has a misleading sheen of irreverence to it, but in the end it presents the same hokey can't-live-with-'em-or-without-'em view of relations between men and women.

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In St . Louiswe heard different views of relations between Muslims and non-Muslims, but in general they seemed largely positive, although I'm not sure how much mixing actually goes on outside of the enclaves.

Finally, progressivism rests on an implausible view of international relations.

This "defensive" view of transatlantic relations is problematic.

She trades in her starry-eyed romanticism for a brutal evolutionary view of sexual relations.