Sentence examples for views as much from inspiring English sources

The Ocean Course was built with people like him in mind, who are out for the views as much as the golf.

But the Clintons, who've spent the past few weeks trying to diminish Obama and distort his views as much as possible, are making even hard-headed politicos want to believe that we can do better.

But the poll showed that white Catholics had shifted in their views as much as white evangelicals -- and that people identified as "seculars," not the sort to be captivated by Pat Robertson or the Rev. Jerry Falwell, had shifted even more.

But Jones says they don't look at page views as much.

Though the inter-war period is dominated by Saunders Lewis, for his political and reactionary views as much as his plays, poetry and criticism.

"Social media doesn't drive viewing as much as it reflects who is viewing what".

Economic ties were viewed as much as a means to co-operation as an end in themselves.

"I have the impression that life -- the secular and the sacred -- was viewed as much more of a unity".

Even as the polls have tightened, and Mr. Bush is not viewed as much as a sure bet, many conservatives said they were sticking with him.

Mr. Hollande is viewed as much more pro-growth, and he is expected to be on the same page as Mr. Obama during the G-8 meeting.

The five were hardly viewed as much of a threat: Three of them have already made peace with the Kabul government, and two of them are dead.