Sentence examples for viewing the idea from inspiring English sources

While Mrs. Merkel has lately shown more willingness to entertain a mixed growth and austerity agenda, she is not alone in viewing the idea of euro bonds with skepticism.

Davutoglu views the idea of "taking sides" as a Cold War relic.

Marcora views the idea of a subconscious governor as unnecessarily complicated.

The authorities tend to view the idea of cultural patrimony a little differently.

When the stockmarket is falling, they tend to view the idea of investing more money into equities as sending good money after bad.

Along with those who viewed the idea of God as projection were thinkers, sometimes under the influence of modern science, who neither accepted nor rejected God's existence.

It is hard not to view the idea of publishers paying the costs of unsuccessful litigants as anything other than unjust.

But Sudan has remained opposed, and Khartoum has lobbied other African states, with some success, to view the idea as an affront to Sudanese sovereignty.

At one point, the report said, top executives explored making $250 million transfers on "a regular overnight basis" to support the firm's securities business, but some internal officials viewed the idea as too dangerous for customers.

The film's subject, US navy seal Chris Kyle, has been called a "hate-filled killer" by those who view the idea of lionising the most successful sniper in US military history with distaste.

Since his proposal would also keep rivals from taking key roles in government, in a capital the Northern Alliance controls, other factions are likely to view the idea of a purely technical cabinet with skepticism.