Sentence examples for views serve from inspiring English sources

"They have different views, serve in different branches, and will, unsurprisingly, disagree from time to time, and Bill, not to mention the president, ought to learn to keep their cool when that happens".

No doubt they would counter that extreme views serve to prompt and justify terrorism, and thus provide an important causal context for its occurrence.

The assassination attempt against Mr. Geagea, a critic of Hezbollah and Syria, and another soon after on Mustafa Jeha, a lesser-known figure with similar views, served as a reminder of ever-lurking instability.

So stability and neutrality are, on fixed views, served to the extent that a constitution is capable of transforming questions of political morality into historical ones.

This method makes for a quite dynamic engagement with those competing views where provisionally taking on the competing views serves to have a transformative affect on the mind of the student as they ascend the philosophical hierarchy.

At other times divergent views served to provide a more complete picture of the phenomena under investigation.

If some of the inclusions on view serve historical clarity more than visual scintillation, the show as whole nevertheless provides plenty to occupy the eye.

In this sense, the flashbacks, most of which are from her point of view, serve as fragments of a puzzle that you slowly piece together, at least in part.

Could Yourgrau's metaphysical view serve as a plausible basis for subsequentism?

Fluctuations in Sino-U.S. relations, in my view, serve as a barometer for these changes.

The notion that the computer program and its standards [ 53] from a social point of view serve as a "means for collaboration, shared meaning and far-reaching coordination among different health care professionals" (p 207) did not seem to be the view of many staff.