Sentence examples for views resembling from inspiring English sources
Practicing in Tucson, he once served as Pima County Republican chairman even though he often expressed views resembling those of a populist Democrat.
Although they enthusiastically approved some facets of Russian society and held views resembling the government's official doctrine of narodnost ("nationality"), which emphasized the superior character of the Russian people, Nicholas I objected to their criticism of his regime (which, of course, was based on Peter's reforms).
As to game formalism, although philosophers may accuse mathematicians of a tendency to lapse into this discredited position, very few philosophers advance views resembling the game formalists.
But on Iran aipac's views resemble those of the neoconservatives.
Some of Faire's views resemble those of the sovereign-citizen movement, extremists who deny the legitimacy of federal law.
Second, when presidents reach across party lines, they naturally reach for people whose views resemble their own.
While there is no evidence that Lincoln ever read his work, his views resembled the ideas of another 19th century theorist, Karl von Clausewitz.
Like the British Idealist F.H. Bradley, whose views resembled his own, Royce enhanced the reputation of European Idealists in his own country.
I find that pretty outrageous unless you're actually dealing with someone whose views resemble Hitler's, but context matters, and I wouldn't want broadcasters to feel it could never be justified.
Nearly two decades earlier, Specter had provided a key vote against Ronald Reagan's nomination of Robert H. Bork to the Court, but as chairman of the Judiciary Committee he became an advocate for two new Justices whose views resembled Bork's.
In his words, the highest good would be achieved by "the willing and practical and thoroughgoing devotion of a person to a cause". Like the British Idealist F.H. Bradley, whose views resembled his own, Royce enhanced the reputation of European Idealists in his own country.
