Sentence examples for views of what from inspiring English sources

That's something of a departure from commonly held views of what it means to be hungry.

Complicating matters are two different views of what may be at stake in the trespassing cases.

"We need to live up to other peoples' views of what we have seen.

Moreover, the parties have sharply different views of what constitutes economic justice.

The inn's breakfast room offers especially fine views of what locals wryly call Wisconsin's "West Coast".

At different times he has had different views of what constitutes that order.

But they have radically different views of what the story is.

Any ensuing challenges, then, may well emerge from clashing views of what constitutes football's structural integrity.

These views of what makes a woman a victim are hopelessly outdated.

Similarly, scientific views of what makes soldiers susceptible to stress disorders have waxed and waned.

"There's a broadening of people's views of what having sex means.