Sentence examples for views come from a from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Ahmadinejad's views come from a religion which is defined by its clerics, but they believe that he is not a religious authority to make such remarks".

Perhaps Gross' views come from a belief that Tiger has a true addiction rather than a behavior problem that was fixed when he was totally humiliated and scorned.

In many ways, as the show takes pains to uncover, Mindy's problematic views come from a misguided desire to identify with society's power brokers, to shine as the one worthy woman.

However, the contribution of otherwise 'silent' donors and the diversity of the sample in age, year and place of donation, disclosure patterns, knowledge about the outcome of their donation, and whether or not they had been approached by their donor offspring or joined the Voluntary Register (25 had done so) provides some assurance that the views come from a broad range of donors.

Her decision to focus on night views came from a desire to explore the colours produced when street lights hit skin, clothing, and pavement.

According to the  study by TubeMogul, 45% of video views come from specific searches for a video.

These views come from surprising places.

Half of daily views come from mobile devices.

At the Guardian, 20% of total page views come from the app while some 40% of page views come from mobile users visiting the website.

The other 85percentt of views come from the broader community.

Interestingly, 51% of views come from outside the top ten sites.