Sentence examples for views I felt from inspiring English sources

And yet as I listened to "Views" I felt a sense of exhaustion that wasn't necessarily Drake's fault.

Now seemed like the right time: the day was as bright as a political theorist who's just solved the West Lothian question, and the views – I felt confident – would be superb.

But when I've challenged views I feel less stressed.

I'm not a cultural anthropologist or a legitimate historian of comparative mythology, but given my limited views, I feel like primitive man must have been so intimidated by the idea that women were implicitly more powerful than them, that they spent thousands of years trying to contain that.

"I would say according to my views I feel as a family planner they should not be given Depo [−Provera], it should be given to a person with known fertility…..things like IUCD, Norplant [are not acceptable]; youths should be restricted to pills only.

With unrestricted field of view, I felt like I was there.

"From an ethical point of view, I felt that the only thing I could do was step out".

When the first billboarded, trashy, commercial tentacle of El Paso rose into view, I felt abruptly awakened from a dream of order.

Certainly from an England point of view I felt it was important to treat every Test match the same, no matter who the opponent.

"It was a bit of a shock but I think it was a mistake - from even the studio's point of view I felt like it had been a mess up that it happened".

Therefore, from a columnist's point of view, I felt I had two choices: One was to come out squarely against the war and throw my body in the way.