Sentence examples similar to views said of from inspiring English sources
"She's become the face of everything, culturally, we hate about white privilege," the co-host of "The View" said of the disgraced actress.
And the dominant one for this fraternity, as opposed to the view, say, of the typical stockbroker, is caution.
One point of view says: to produce more STEM graduates.
"I'm sure we must have discussed our views," he said of his meetings with Mr. Murdoch.
"There are two views," he said of the Darwin fish camp.
"He needs to be held to account for his views," Bush said of Trump.
"There's real issues with him, real problems with his views," King said of Trump.
He later seems to have changed his views, saying stereotypes of Africans as "barbarians" are wrong, the author writes.
"The ball needed a point of view," said Eddie Bender, of Spalding, the XFL's first licensee.
"The amazing thing with Joseph is he's this super young guy with a point of view," said Tom Pecheux of the designer backstage at the Altuzarra show.
Investment in corn ethanol "seems like a very expensive detour from an energy policy point of view," said Mr. Cox, of the Environmental Working Group.
