Sentence examples for views it means from inspiring English sources
Drip Feed views: it means the views for the video will increase slowly but steady so it looks natural to YouTube.
In my view it means equal opportunity.
In Obama's view, it means not just striking poses, but governing.
"From my point of view, it means shopping at Marks & Spencer's instead of Lidl.
It denotes an optimistic world view — it means, literally, "fine soulhood" — and it is a put-down.
When you first see that view, it means that the bleak, in-between landscape of Codnor, Langley Mill and Eastwood is firmly behind you.
This sounds nice until you really focus on the sentiment, as seen from a kid's point of view — it means life is over, the suspense of what is going to happen has been relieved.
From a commuter's point of view, it means the possibility of a single ticketing systems for all public transport systems in their area (as is already the case in the Greater London area).
The term 'commissioning' creates a colder mindset: The problem I have with the word 'commission' is that in my view it means by definition 'arms-length', rather than more collaborative forms of sourcing.
This doesn't mean abandoning conservatism, in his view; it means putting government on the side of conservative principles, such as choice and responsibility.The political landscape is already littered with monuments to big-government conservatism (or "compassionate conservatism", in his preferred locution).
From an ecological point of view, the preservation of resources means less deviation from natural cycles and from an economic point of view; it means less variable costs, less storage costs and in some cases less transportation costs.
