Sentence examples for view which chimes from inspiring English sources

Certainly that's a view which chimes with current government thinking.

We're increasingly living in an echo chamber, exposed only to views which chime with our own.

This is another aspect which chimed with Cathy Come Home - the facelessness and heartlessness of council officials.

"Masters of War" and "All Along the Watchtower" represent political fury and an apocalyptic view of the future, after which "Chimes of Freedom" and "Forever Young" offer a brighter vision and a closing benediction.

All this material is viewed and placed through western eyes, and there's an argument in here about exoticism and colonialism (which chimes interestingly with Gregor Schneider's installation over at Summerhall).

Mr Davies is said to favour social justice combined with an enterprise culture, which chimes with "Brownism".

That is a drop of $4,067, which chimes with what Trump said, but based on census data from 2014.

(The top price is for Journe's Grande Sonnerie, which chimes the hours and minutes on demand; Vladimir Putin has one).

The cookies were called ghraybeh, which, chiming with my memory, means "swoon" in Arabic.

"It will vote in the chamber for laws which chime with its programme, whoever proposes them".

Instead of using percentages (which many cannot understand), use statements which chime easily – "One in three footballers use this product".