Sentence examples for views he wrote from inspiring English sources

Judge Coughenour's previously expressed views, he wrote, "appear too entrenched to allow for the appearance of fairness".

Khan was a candidate who "repeatedly legitimised those with extremist views", he wrote in the Mail.

Reconstructing his theological views, he wrote a series of devotional tracts dealing with penitence, resignation, regeneration traditional themes of German mysticism.

"In the five months since the Supreme Court ruling, we have made some progress with our national office in broadening their views," he wrote.

Acknowledging he did not agree with all of Dawkin's views, he wrote: "His views are more nuanced that both supporters and detractors would usually acknowledge".

Of pronounced rightwing views, he wrote a column in the Star that outraged Labour voters, liberals – who earned his particular scorn – and even some Tories.

"My political and social views," he writes to his mother in 1924, are "reactionary and ultra-conservative".

"Although the decline of mainstream cultural institutions may result in some people turning to echo chambers of like-minded views," he writes, "I suspect that over time the power of human curiosity combined with near-infinite access to information will tend to make most people more open-minded, not less".

"Of course, no sign of any view," he wrote.

"It is my view," he wrote, "that the benefits must be terminated without exception".

"In my view," he wrote, "you must either do away with ornament — or make ornament the essence.