Sentence examples for views of a young from inspiring English sources

Even if the parent has sufficient capacity, parental choice cannot reflect the views of a young child or infant - at best it reflects parental discretion and family values [ 53].

The vote also reflected the views of a younger generation, confident of its nation's stability and economic security, that may be seeking what Mr. Tan called "a type of more normal democracy".

Much of the novel is written from the point of view of a young woman graduating from college.

Ms. Thompson tells this story from the confused, overwhelmed view of a young girl -- an effective style, in this instance.

It is meaningful — revolutionary, even — that this intimate dance of physical exploration was presented from the point of view of a young woman.

A spy thriller set in Manhattan in 1962, from the point of view of a young Soviet agent, but with a soundtrack by Miles Davis and Bob Dylan.

The duck's eye view of a young woman in a bikini floating on a raft in a pool does not transcend its soft-porn inspiration.

But the film-makers' decision to tell it from the point of view of a young, working-class woman – the fictional Maud Watts – is a step forward.

The Eye of the Sheep by Laguna is told from the point of view of a young boy, Jimmy, who struggles with learning difficulties.

What inspired you to produce a historical narrative — set in the nineteen-twenties — and told from the point of view of a young man?

The story is told from the point of view of a young second lieutenant, Mellas, who joined the Marines for confused and vaguely patriotic reasons that are quickly left in tatters by military incompetence.