Sentence examples for view on something from inspiring English sources

Newton Dunn wrote that "our revelations will trigger an almighty row" because her view "on something as big as Brexit" could have an effect on the referendum outcome.

Or has there been one patient who changed your view on something, or who was difficult to treat for any reason?

It'll give you a commentator's view on something, an editor's view on something, and a fairly broad spectrum of left and right-wing opinions.

It's all based, in Mr. Rizzi's view, on something as ephemeral as "people breathing together".

However he gets there doesn't really matter technically, but what he sees is the Juergen Teller view on something".

On television and radio, he explained, "you're invited on to defend the Administration's view on something and then someone's invited on to attack it.

It's not in Lazio's nature to have general views on something, and the subject plainly made him uncomfortable; as he spoke he kept trailing off.

Different departments can have very different views on something and it can take a long time to come to an agreement".

Yet what we actually have is the front-runner for the Republican nomination apparently basing his health-care views on something he read somewhere, which he believed without double-checking because it confirmed his prejudices.

"The message seems to be when somebody changes their views on something, so that they now agree with you, that you should attack them.

Because voters, when standing in the election booth, may excuse views on something that doesn't affect them personally, but when they are thinking of pocketbook issues which directly affect their family, they will likely not be as forgiving.