Sentence examples for views put from inspiring English sources
I have searched your blog and find little evidence of any evolution of the views put forth since then.
As to my opinions on the future of Oxbridge, I share many of the views put forward by Owen Jones.
They were especially riled that to express these views put them at risk of being labelled racist.
Though McClintock knows how to express his hard-right views without rancor, those views put a ceiling on his support, and he doesn't have much more headroom.
His pro-European views put him at odds with many in his party but there is not expected to be any serious opposition to his appointment.
But won't such progressive views put off the traditional tillers of soil who make up a large part of the electorate?
Woodford's views puts him at odds with much of big business in the UK.
This view put Mr. Rubin in good company.
That was a view put across by many survey respondents.
"They should be, in my view, put out of business".
Fromkin's book is, essentially, Fischer's view put into lively, popular English.
