Sentence examples for view to something from inspiring English sources

It adjusts your point of view to something more about real life, how people wore clothes in an era.

"There's no point in us getting an aimless loan in, it's got to be with a view to something really," manager Chris Hargreaves told BBC Sport.

In other words, to escape criticism Raoult shifted from a metabolist view, to a purely geneticist view, to something undefined in between, thus adding even more confusion to the debate.

In the last chapter of the Guide (3.54), he claims that philosophy teaches that most of the things to which people direct their lives are "nothing but an effort with a view to something purely imaginary, to a thing that has no permanence".

Never!" when discussing engagement with the peace process, Dr Paisley later modified his views to something like "Oh, alright then, if you insist".

Upworthy's key metrics have shifted away from measuring unique visitors and page views to something called "attention minutes" according to Pariser.

"Yes, I certainly plan to meet Brian with a view to sorting something out," Diamond said this week.

On this view, to experience something as red, say, is experience it as being such as to look red to normal human beings in suitable conditions.

We are working with a view to get something done," Kerry said.

Interlevel causation, on this view, amounts to something causing itself, because different levels are different ways of talking about the same thing.

So don't go back and change your controversial point of view on to something more palatable or you could get called out.