Sentence examples for view that someone from inspiring English sources
The monarch may take the view that someone other than a party leader would be more likely to be able to form a governing alliance with another party.
Mr. Annan, a Ghanaian, rejects the view that someone who makes himself president for life reflects traditional African tribal culture, where democracy can flourish within an essentially closed system.
And even if he did manage to, I don't go along with the view that someone who has repented his racism deserves more praise that someone who was never racist in the first place.
The bird's-eye view that someone like Steinmetz provides — see this description of how he works, then check out some of his work for National Geographic — has the added virtue of letting us take in events whose scale is too large for spectators on-site (or participants) to see more than a glimpse of.
"For years all parties have taken the same view that someone's tax status is a matter between them and the Inland Revenue," Mr Cameron said last week.
#ashcroft" When it emerged in 2010 that Lord Ashcroft was a non-dom, Mr Cameron said: "I've always taken the view that someone's tax status is between them and the Revenue".
Ms. Sandleben said her worries would evaporate during visits with Ms. Goodyear, "because I'd realize the long-view perspective that someone can only have when they're 103".
A year of floods, storms and the big freeze, followed by the most severe drought in over a century, has punctured the complacent Irish view that climate change was someone else's problem.
In this paper we have been influenced by those who take an "engineering view" of the problem of designing systems, i.e. a view that is motivated by what someone designing a real system will be concerned with, and what questions will arise as they work on their design.
This is a view that could only be held by someone if they didn't accept the scientific basis for climate change.
If someone shares a view that does not align with our own beliefs we attack them.
