Sentence examples for view referring from inspiring English sources

The Congolese who now live under M23 rule are certainly of this view, referring to the rebels as "foreigners".

"That means Donald Trump is going back to Mar-a-Lago full time," Ryan said on ABC's "The View," referring to the president's Florida estate where he often spends weekends.

Mr. McCain said he believed opinion was shifting to his point of view, referring to a recent USA Today poll that, he said, showed that "now the majority of Americans believe the surge is succeeding".

During the past presidential campaign, Donald Trump repeatedly endorsed this view, referring to the super PACs which emerged as a result of Citizens United as a "total phony deal". Calls for change have also come from others within the Republican Party.

Both cover the geographical meaning, referring to all the people in a given area, as well as a healthcare delivery system view (referring to a group of patients for whom the system is formally accountable).

A UTV (untickable view) refers to a sighting too fleeting or hazy to be counted.

One device, point of view, refers to the perspective from which a story is told.

Nearly everything on view refers to or incorporates paper, line or pencils -- sometimes in extreme applications.

The term view refers to the output or result of a query made on the part of an application that is executing on a client machine.

One view, referred to as a cumulative or repetitive injury model, explains disc degeneration, in great part, as the result of "wear and tear" on the disc from routine daily exposures to physical loading or biomechanical forces.

In a letter to The Times, Mr. Parker said his statement about "lying, distorting, misrepresenting, and intentionally perverting people's points of view" referred to shortcomings in documentary films in general.