Sentence examples for views on children from inspiring English sources

At 23, he married, but his and his wife's views on children led to a split.

But it's gross and horrible for him to inflict his stale, jaded, cynical views on children.

"A complete understanding of the founding generation's views on children and the parent-child relationship must therefore begin roughly a century earlier, in colonial New England," Thomas wrote.

Mrs. Bush said, "I don't like it," when asked about Mr. Bond's critical remarks about Mrs. Clinton's views on children and marriage.

While Isaacs's ideas were influential in helping to form the young Leila's anti-authoritarian and progressive views on children, education and society, her father's rejection must also have been profoundly formative.

"I haven't heard either of the big boys talk about anything with respect to children, so I'd like to use that as a platform to insinuate my views on children, their health, safety and welfare and that's what I meant by restoring America's heart and soul". Santa Claus, who is a write-in Presidential candidate in fifteen states.

The CCAAC chose an advocacy message in conflict with the Conservative government's views on child care, one which, according to one senior staff person, would also "excite CCAAC's membership".

And that's every bit as wrong as his views on child discipline.

Though they never discussed their views on child rearing before his birth, they are in happy alignment as parents.

Several recent news stories and interviews elucidate her views on child protection issues and her recommendations on how to reform the broken system.

Is this just a question of different nationalities taking different views on child-rearing (which might cause problems for mini Gulliver).