Sentence examples for views can be found from inspiring English sources

Houses with ocean views can be found for under $700,000 in less developed areas like Treasure Beach, on the south coast.

The best views can be found on the Brühlsche Terrasse, an elevated riverside promenade on the northern edge of the Altstadt.

Michael Woodford's views can be found in a paper he presented at the Jackson Hole monetary-policy symposium in 2005, "Central-Bank Communication and Policy Effectiveness".

Houses out of town with no views can be found in the high $100,000s, but most second home owners spend $300,000 to $600,000 for houses that have views of, but are not on, the water.

In Volume I, where the early photo-intaglio views can be found, there are prints of lower Manhattan as the Dutch first saw it: a pristine, hilly, verdant land in which the native Munsees move effortlessly from clamming and fishing to hunting and farming.

A nice summary of Carnap's views can be found in his intellectual autobiography (Carnap 1963).

The most sweeping rebuke to the Trump Administration's ethnonationalist world view can be found in the July issue of The Atlantic.

The most concise statement of his world view can be found in an entry that he made in his vast notebook, known as the "Zibaldone," in 1826, at the age of twenty-seven: Everythisg is evil.

The answer, in Mr. Cooper's view, can be found in a 1970 case, in which the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling that marriage could be limited to men and women.

A good example of this typcally blithe view can be found this past Monday, in a case that questioned the legality of having an independent commission draw Arizona's district lines.

That view can be found at the strip clubs in North Beach where Because Justice Matters operates a second outreach program, handing out gift bags of makeup and lipstick to strippers.