Sentence examples for views in front of from inspiring English sources

Gov. David Dewhurst —  who already has all the money he needs to buy the amount of advertising it takes to get himself and his views in front of the voters.

Sherry Turkle, a professor at M.I.T., adds that video and mobile screens compel our attention because we've come to believe that devices give us more authoritative, more curated information than the random live views in front of us.

But they tend, like "The Gossips" (1926), depicting two women exchanging views in front of a weathered old house on a cobbled street, to have an unfortunate old-greeting-card look that doesn't represent the best in Burchfield's work.

The Toronto Star, which first reported in May that its journalists had viewed video of Ford puffing on a glass crack pipe and making racist and homophobic remarks, posted another video on its website showing the mayor behaving badly "to get all information relevant to Ford's true character and views in front of Torontonians".

Anticipating the cultural norms, we thought women would face difficulty in expressing their views in front of men (31).

This may because of the nature of group discussions, where participants may not feel comfortable explaining their views in front of others [ 71].

It is "Corrugated Fountain," James Grashow's colossal sculptural installation, now on view in front of the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum.

It is rather an incredibly charged and overwrought personal struggle with the view in front of Cézanne's eyes.

He noticed marked differences between the view in front of him and the one caught in his rear- or side-view mirrors.

The view in front of you is that of the Cheviot range of hills; to the left is Thrunton Woods, with Callaly Crags further left.

Kiki McLean, the senator's campaign spokeswoman, said: "Don Imus has always been respectful to the senator and given him a venue to raise his points of view in front of an audience of millions of people.