Sentence examples for views drawn from inspiring English sources

General Eaton's views, drawn from an essay he is preparing for publication and from interviews in which he broke a long silence on the topic, were broadly affirmed by Pentagon and other civilian officials involved at the time.

The framework represents a consensus of technical expert views drawn globally from WHO member states, technical institutions, partners, and from within WHO.

Indeed, our results support the hypothesis that fibrils can act either to sequester misfolded potentially toxic species (Lansbury, 1999) or, depending on the conditions, to release them into the local environment, thereby unifying two apparently distinct views drawn from observations of protein aggregation in model organisms (Cohen et al., 2006).

The decision, made because the stars of the film have outspoken anti-war views, drew reaction from around the country.

The most talked-about television serial in Egypt this Ramadan season may be "Al-Da'iea" ("The Preacher"), the story of a conservative Islamist sheikh whose views draw him closer to the fundamentalist camp even as they alienate his family.

Our discussion of Rand's philosophical views, especially her moral-political views, draws not only from her non-fiction, but also her fiction, since her views cannot be accurately interpreted or evaluated without doing so.

This Relais & Châteaux retreat's sweeping meadows, fragrant gardens and Ganges Harbour views draw praise from recent visitors.

A view drawn by JT Smith in 1812 shows the wall of Bedlam seen from the street.

The architectural rendering is "Plan for a City of Three Million Inhabitants," an enormous aerial view drawn up by Jeanneret in 1922.

Many are using Google Earth, a program available at the Google Web site that lets users zoom in on any address for an aerial view drawn from a database of satellite photos.

However, it predicted that price growth in the capital was slowing, a view drawn from some London estate agents.