Sentence examples for views one with from inspiring English sources

Asking prices for two identical units in the same building — one with city views, one with oceanfront views — can differ by several hundred thousand dollars.

In the face of nature we reveal to ourselves two very different world views, one with god, one without.

When articles about politics are concerned, one retweets them more with a high positive correlation, if they express political views one agrees with (F4, 0.72).

Clearly, a large segment of his party's base is comfortable with views one might have thought were on the extreme fringe.

What a person wants is clearly connected with views on one's own possibilities and own competence, what one 'can manage'[ 20].

"She started as a filter for competing views," one official who deals with her daily said recently.

The education secretary, Michael Gove, has approved three free schools run by groups with creationist views, including one with a document on its website declaring that it teaches "creation as a scientific theory".

By using two mirrors mounted at 90° to each other, participants viewed one monitor with the left eye and one monitor with the right.

We view one another with mutual suspicion or, perhaps worse, embarrassment.

The "governments and the peoples" of Britain and France "have viewed one another with a mixture of envy and hostility," since the occurrence of which events, according to the article?

Conversely, if node decides to replace in its partial view one node with another, it must reckon that it might take some time before it will stumble upon this node again.