Sentence examples for view reinforced from inspiring English sources

It's a view reinforced by the first Tesla customer I meet on my way to pick up the car keys.

But Mr. Bernanke's view reinforced the growing consensus among private forecasters that the worst of the crisis might be past.

But the view reinforced the idea that this terminal lets you see vistas that tell you you are at an airport rather than bottling you in.

It is a view reinforced with each new image of the funeral of an elementary school child, 20 of whom were killed in the massacre at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, along with 6 adults.

Prosecutors described Gibbs as hunting innocent Afghans "for sport", a view reinforced by the staff sergeant's statement likening the amputation of body parts as trophies to collecting antlers from a deer.

After he died the following year, Diana felt that, as in The Sleeping Beauty, a black fairy had been present at her christening, a view reinforced in 1931, when Anna Pavlova, who had also expressed interest, promptly died of pneumonia.

Roberts's view reinforces the sense that the Court is isolated, ignorant about history that matters, and morally weak.

NATO's attack on Yugoslavia, Chinese officials say, is a direct challenge to that view, reinforcing the idea of American hegemony and flouting international law.

This view reinforces the high potential of RNA for plasticity.

Those on the right have their rightwing views reinforced; those on the left have their leftwing views reinforced.

Judging by my mail, the more partisan of The Times's columnists draw two distinct sets of fanatical loyalists: those who wish to have their own views reinforced, and those who enjoy the hot thrill of a blood-pressure spike.