Sentence examples for views in the wake of from inspiring English sources
In the discussion, which he posted on his blog, Akunin confronted Navalny about his political views in the wake of the activist's participation in the nationalist "Russia March" demonstration.
Sanford became more strident in his views in the wake of Donald Trump's election and the ensuing rise of the alt-right.
The Tribune recently obtained a 2010 NRA questionnaire illustrating Hutchinson's pro-gun leanings, though the senator told the paper's editorial board she has "definitely moderated" her views in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting in December.
It is unlikely, of course, that Jamie Dimon will come around to that view in the wake of this debacle.
To trace the progress of stereo viewing, in the wake of this early enthusiasm, is to embark upon a comedy of bright ideas, brand names, dashed hopes, and quackery.
Tarantino was speaking on daytime talk show The View in the wake of an increasing furore triggered by remarks he made at a rally in support of the Rise Up October protest group against police brutality on 24 October.
Beth Ann Bovino, senior economist at Standard & Poor's, said she has adjusted her view in the wake of the recent turmoil in the financial markets, as well as the relatively tame moment in the growth of inflation.
It doesn't have to be a big production to have a real, positive impact on how your boss views you in the wake of your mistake.
"You could not have walked into that room and said, 'All right, let's talk about your views of the political and diplomatic horizon' " in the wake of the unity accord, which appears to fall short of international demands to recognize Israel, Rice told reporters.
"It seems that Turkey's influence in the region is not being viewed positively in the wake of the Syrian and Egyptian crises," Fuat Keyman, a columnist, wrote this week.
"It is my strong view that, in the wake of the terrible events in Brussels and Paris, this is the worst possible time to be cutting UK border security.
