Sentence examples for views of being from inspiring English sources

His views of being conventionally unconventional will be greatly missed.

The aim of the report is not to advocate for particular policies, or to accuse people with centre-right views of being irrational, misguided or somehow wrong in how they think about climate change.

to understand the lived experiences and views of being referred to an antenatal dietetic service from the perspective of pregnant women with obesity.

Using detailed ethnographic fieldwork, this paper explores the experiences of girls living in a setting usually exempt from scrutiny and showcases their views of being 'worked with' in an institution designed to enable reform.

Referring to the importance of international trade and alliances, he said: "I'm as far away from the sort-of stereotype of those who don't support our views of being a 'Little Englander' as one could possibly be".

Let's do the same: when you see ageist messages and negative views of being a full-fledged adult, go high!

It's untrue, from the point of view of being a Christian".

REDGRAVE: No, it doesn't actually, from the point of view of being in the theater.

Her view of being a woman is so terrifying and restrictive.

In view of being strictly decreasing, we get (2.24).

They represent the view of being offended".