Sentence examples for views of events from inspiring English sources

Eight provocative essays offer fresh views of events in the 2008 campaign.

The discordance in European and American public views of events in the Middle East has grown ever more evident in recent weeks.

As so often happens in labor disputes, especially when there is bad blood between labor and management, the two sides present vastly different views of events.

These provocative essays offer fresh views of events in the 2008 campaign, including Barack Obama's courtship of black voters and the criticisms of America made by his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MRS. TOM THUMB, by Melanie Benjamin.

Kelly ([1955]) argued that people have different views of events in the world.

Consequently views of events like building destruction and tree felling are not pre-recorded.

This finding supports views of event memory that propose that the segmentation of ongoing activity into events determine the structure of subsequent episodic memory (Ezzyat & Davachi, 2011; Radvansky & Zacks, 2014).

But this seems a highly simplistic view of events.

The "Times" & the "News" took the same view of events - they deplored them.

Dracula too is told by many narrators, each given only a partial view of events.

He describes the Indigenous view of events without exoticising the individuals he talks to.