Sentence examples for views he went from inspiring English sources

The place has great views, he went on, but the beach and pool are hard to reach, and the place has a mere 3,000 square feet.

Alas, his progressive views – he went beyond Copernicus in proposing an infinite universe containing solar systems similar to our own – led to accusations of heresy and necromancy, and he emerged bruised from a public dispute with the rector of Lincoln College, John Underhill.

"Don't be mistaken, I am not a liberal by point of view," he went on.

"The concept is based on old video games where you were in a room you saw from a static point of view," he went on.

"They will viscerally hate her, because she's smart, because she's ideological, and because they are generally afraid of her world view," he went on.

American Music still very much has a younger voice, a point of view," he went on.

"So David who never ever went to a press view came to the press view and he went around slagging the exhibition to every art critic.

Bolt's 20.64sec put him second in his heat, behind Trinidad and Tobago's Rondell Sorillo, but he barely broke sweat in the process, and seemed to almost jog around the track, turning his head to admire the view as he went.

Some were worried about his antiwar views, while others thought that he went against traditional Democratic principles.

In the Republic, by contrast, a dialogue in which Socrates is also the main character (and first-person narrator) but in which the views he advances go beyond the tight-knit pattern of debates in the dialogues discussed in section 3.1, Plato (424/3 348/7 BCE [7] offers an account of justice linking the political to the psychological and justice to a higher understanding of true goodness.

My view is that he went to the States too early.