Sentence examples for view struck from inspiring English sources

In Thursday's statement to Parliament, the government, in my view, struck exactly the right note.

Such a view strikes some British journalists as pretentious.

Given the interconnectedness of the global financial system, taking a narrow, domestic view strikes me as a bad idea, even in terms of pure American self-interest.

Even those views struck some New Yorkers as disingenuous.

Universal had slightly over one billion views struck off and Sony forfeited an almost identical number from its two sites.

Mrs Thatcher's no-nonsense views struck a chord with many voters and the Conservatives won the ensuing general election.

Ukip's views strike a chord with a great many voters.

He suggests that people generally vote for the candidate whose views strike them as closest to their own, and "closest" is a relative term.

And just this week, Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser made comments suggesting that current joblessness has significant structural elements that the Fed can't fix.These views strike me as woefully off base.

But something about Emanuel's views strike a nerve.

Any attempt to have it both ways, dismissing science in general while also citing it in defense of your views, strikes me as deeply hypocritical.