Sentence examples for views brought from inspiring English sources

His views brought a vigorous response last night.

These views brought Pater into an association with Swinburne and with the Pre-Raphaelites.

In the morning Mr. Manchin had sounded a sympathetic and wistful note, saying Mr. Hagel's unorthodox Republican views brought a "breath of fresh air" to the process.

"I know, from the bottom of my heart, there are a lot of stakeholders who should be consulted [and] their views brought to the table.

But his increasing enthusiasm for transcendentalist views brought him into conflict with the church hierarchy, and he turned instead to landscape painting.

October 27, 1800 Springfield, Massachusetts March 2, 1878 Martins Ferry, Ohio Benjamin F. Wade, in full Benjamin Franklin Wade (born Oct. 27, 1800, Springfield, Mass., U.S. died March 2, 1878, Jefferson, Ohio) U.S. senator during the Civil War whose radical views brought him into conflict with presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson.

Both of these are equally valid views, bringing as they do, quality to the lives of the people living them.

In Cascais, apartments with ocean views bring 4,500 euros per square meter, and villas with ocean views can cost up to 6,000.

Not completely true, Worster contends; his description of Powell's views brings clarity and balance to a complex and controversial topic.

For more spectacular sunset views, bring some rope and carabiners: the main outcropping, Indian Rock, is a practice site for rock climbers.

Reading Mr. Kinsely's column for Bloomberg Views brings the added joy of role reversal: after all, making seemingly preposterous arguments, and then arguing diligently for them, is something of a Kinsley trademark.