Sentence examples for views a man from inspiring English sources

Echoing the fictionalised biography of Walt Disney by Peter Stephan Jungk on which it is based, The Perfect American is predicated on the fact that its protagonist is anything but: a pathologically insecure country boy with conservative, misogynistic, and racist views; a man devoid of artistic talent who ruthlessly exploited the talents of his employees.

That is not how you would expect conservatives to view a man who used to be chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under George W. Bush, but these days many Republicans view Mr. Bush as something of a heretic for raising government spending.

Today, the authorities also allowed reporters to view a man they identified as a member of Al Qaeda who was stopped late last month while driving a car full of explosives.

According to Zechariah, writing in about 300 B.C. from the conservative priestly point of view, a man could be, or ought to be, put to death for setting himself up as a prophet.

Using three monitors to view a man who runs toward a nondescript building but never gets there because the camera shot changes each time he seems to reach his destination is just not provocative.

Extreme upward or downward angles are too far removed from ordinary experience to have many applications in motion pictures, but they may express exceptional situations a sick man on his back, a baby's or a dog's point of view, a man in a pit or in a coffin, a spy covertly looking down on an enemy meeting.

On this view, a man who sincerely believes that the woman is consenting is not guilty of rape, no matter how unreasonable his belief may be under the circumstances.

Would you fire me for viewing a man face full in tits?

He continued, reasoning that men just need more orgasms than women, and suggested women can sometimes view a man's right hand as competition.

While most people would view a man in a dress as drag, a woman wearing pants is totally normal and culturally accepted.

(IDI, 23, piece work) Interviewer: How do they view a man who does not work?