Sentence examples for views of the second from inspiring English sources

Whatever one's views of the second amendment to the constitution, the evidence is unmistakable.

A rally speaker with his own assault rifle confronted and quizzed police officials about their views of the Second Amendment, and the officials calmly looked on.

But, while Jones's 1951 novel provided a corrective to romantic-heroic views of the second world war, it is difficult to understand the urge to resurrect it today.

The views of the first President are not far from Donald Trump's, of course, and the views of the second not far from Bernie Sanders's.

The other, more popular, way of thinking is to say that these problems are not mere bumps they are indicative of fundamental flaws with the whole idea.The latest news on this front seems to support the views of the second group.

The three other panels display magnified views of the second synchronization episodes by assembling the Ca j patterns in cells, which are completely recruited in this event (b), recruited with no significant increase in the peak level (c) or not recruited at all (d).

Mary-Kay Wilmers, editor of the LRB and a long-time neighbour, characterises his position as consistent with his strong anti-appeasement views of the second-world war: the Suez crisis and this Gulf war, he feels, are blatant misuses of the anti-appeasement argument.

Views of the Third World Liberation Strike, University of California, Berkeley [graphic].

But it did not accord with the views of the sixteenth-century Church.

While battling cancer, he also completed "So Help Me God" (2007), a study of the religious views of the first five presidents.

From the balcony the world opened up before me, with views of the third-highest mountain in the world, Kanchenjunga, towering over the village and vast tea plantations.