Sentence examples for viewed what from inspiring English sources

Mr Mandela viewed what he had done with Libya as one of his greatest foreign policy achievements.

The English anthropologist R.R. Marett (1866 1943), in contrast to Tylor, viewed what he termed animatism as of basic importance.

"But we viewed what was happening overseas in the last 12 to 18 months as a speculative bubble.

And this last week, Pakistanis scornfully viewed what seemed a love fest between their Indian enemies and America's president.

"But we were inches away from something terrible," said a senior director of Norfolk county council as he viewed what seemed a pending catastrophe.

Significantly, most of the construction Web sites also create a virtual paper trail of the project, including who has viewed what information and when.

"I don't view what happened today as an impossibility".

Does he view what he's doing as groundbreaking?

Perhaps they view what happens during the debates differently from the pundits, including Republican ones.

There are two ways to view what happened to Jake Hardy.

Nor, in the end, is it necessarily accurate to view what Sharpton does even as activism.