Sentence examples for viewed people from inspiring English sources

It seemed a long time since she'd viewed people up close.

The Bangkok establishment has for decades viewed people from the northeast, or Isaan as the region is known, as uncouth but generally hard-working.

"They viewed people like me and Bill Clinton as yesteryear," one, who ran his campaign in a key Midwestern state and played a public role in Hillary Clinton's campaign there as well, said.

For one thing, the Central Intelligence Agency has fought his release for years; the agency views him as a spy who deserves his life sentence, arguing the release of Mr. Pollard would send a bad message about how the United States viewed people who traded in American secrets.

Long before Lauren Potter stole the show on "Glee" as Becky, the sharp-tongued cheerleader with Down syndrome, a different actor had changed the way television audiences viewed people with disabilities.

Historically, many nondisabled persons viewed people with disabilities as a family shame, a "freak show," or an anomaly; as such, they locked them away in almshouses, institutions or even attics.

And that's how I view people".

I view people differently anyway," she says.

"We view people who don't do it as rubes".

"I didn't want her to see other people as 'other', to view people with pity.

I view people in this type of position as the ones in charge of worrying.