Sentence examples for views of someone from inspiring English sources

He would "find out what the views of someone in the government were or some senator on such and such an issue".

Most obviously, it cannot be the case that the views of someone who is most immersed in or knows most about a religion always trump those of a relatively uninformed outsider.

"Let me ask you: Do you think those remarks reflect the views of constituents?" "I think they reflect the views of someone who doesn't understand this neck of the woods," the state senator replied, to the biggest ovation of the day.

This line of thinking is imprudent because as a critique it can all too readily be turned against those who deploy it: why should we take seriously the views of someone who insists on asserting that we have no reliable, verifiable grounds for believing them?

On the first day he was in Bowness on Solway in the far west of Cumbria getting the views of someone who helps the area's vast bird population.

Sometimes these questions and problems guide the entire discussion, so that it is sometimes difficult to tell when Plotinus is writing in his own voice or expressing the views of someone else.

Fraser McAlpine of BBC Music said that the song views "the perspective of someone who's a bit too tightly buttoned-up to let her defences down".

Most descriptions of New York City are from the point of view of someone who is not driving.

To tell it from the point of view of someone who was very seduced by it".

We tend to take a more benign view of someone caught bullshitting than of someone caught lying.

How do you do that from the point of view of someone the audience can't entirely trust?