Sentence examples for views quoted from inspiring English sources

The views quoted by Eagleton first appeared last year, in an interview Amis gave to Ginny Dougary of the Times.

The conservative views quoted in "March of the Conservatives" are no affront to me, nor should they be to anyone.

Did these views, quoted in a blog by Stephanie Flanders, the BBC's former economics editor, come from some extreme outlier in the economic world?

Which is interesting, because this is just what many of those anti-nuclear activists accuse the conservative right of doing on climate change; denying the science, using only the facts that fit their pre-conceived views, quoting only the experts who agree with them.

This is in fact not so different from Hempel's view quoted in Section 2.2, albeit with a different emphasis.

"The military commission system is broken beyond repair," is the view (quoted by Vlahos) of Lt. Col. Darrel Vandeveld, a former Judge Advocate General reservist.

He was against organized religion, held Marxist views and quoted Whitman by heart, adopting the poet's maxim, "resist much, obey little," as his personal mantra.

I cited quotations from al-Banna expressing pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic views; I quoted Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a follower of al-Banna who is a hugely popular TV preacher on Al Jazeera, expressing similar views.

And then if one critic's views are quoted, we can be certain to count on Pauline Kael's being dredged up as the authority on critical thinking during that time.

David Ben-Gurion's view, also quoted by Ms Raghavan, is fairer.

The global reach of the news sources: Again, it favours large media who are viewed, linked, quoted, "liked", tweeted from abroad.