Sentence examples for view warmly from inspiring English sources

But if a falling oil price hurts those countries the west would view warmly, it also has the power to hurt those it would regard as adversaries.

In a historicist age, the 77th Street facade is now viewed warmly.

Mr. Shevardnadze is also viewed warmly in Washington for his part in ending the cold war when he was the Soviet foreign minister under that country's last president, Mikhail S. Gorbachev.

Labor observers say Sanders benefits from being associated with the nurses, the first national group to endorse him in August, and a profession that is viewed warmly by the public.

Bless them, Henry thought warmly.

Roughly 75percentt of white Americans view police warmly, according to the Pew survey, while only 30percentt of black and Latino Americans do.

Temple views Johnson warmly, as an "occasionally obstreperous, cantankerous, generous, original, inspirational figure".

On the other hand, how can one ignore that this artist's stirring music and anti-Semitic views were warmly embraced by Hitler, and that Wagner's family identified his music with a Nazi regime that even the composer might have opposed?

Correlation is not causation, however, and it's not clear whether these states view Mr. Obama more warmly because they have more optimistic views about the economy or rather whether the reverse is true.

It's a positive view that's warmly endorsed by the professor of Neuroscience at Oxford University, Colin Blakemore.

This view was received warmly and encouragingly in Russia.