Sentence examples for views in terms of from inspiring English sources
One white mother named Sheila does a lot of disturbing talking though, explaining her views in terms of what she considers to be a valid inheritance.
China and the UK hold divergent views in terms of human rights, democracy and freedom because of different development phases, political systems and ideologies.
Mr. Obama acknowledged there were "some different tactical views in terms of how best to transition to an inclusive, representative government inside of Syria".
"I have real strong views in terms of the kind of flag-waving Protestantism (side) of unionism," she said.
These findings should open up new views in terms of selective adrenoceptor drug design as well as in elucidation of α2-adrenoceptor physiology.
The questionnaire sought respondent's views in terms of the importance of different factors in determining their commute mode and in terms of their reactions to a set of questions designed to elicit attitudes to travel.
Iran has to be viewed in terms of bloodshed.
These unsigned veterans should not be viewed in terms of what they once were; they should be viewed in terms of what they are now.
"But it takes no point of view in terms of this particular war".
"We take a broader view in terms of promoting overall healthy travel," a spokesman, James Boyd, said.
FAP was almost never viewed in terms of its impact on the working poor.
