Sentence examples for views served from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"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".

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.

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 Hirshhorn show, in my view, served up way too much artiness with its politics.

AMC came to the end of its Breaking Bad marathon last night, and to assuage that feeling of emptiness after a binge viewing served up by far the longest teaser for the spin-off we've seen so far.

At Rose's Berry Farm in South Glastonbury, Breakfast With a View — served from mid-June to late October on a deck attached to an old barn — has been attracting customers for about 20 years.

A folk version of the horse-and-rider motif, in typical profile view, served with only a slight change of uniform for both the Napoleonic and the American Revolutionary soldier.

Histology and bead counts (beads: number of beads/field of view) served as standard of reference and were analysed within the tumours, the liver, and the kidneys.