Sentence examples for views set from inspiring English sources

His views set him apart from many of the people he works with.

What views set Latinos apart from African-Americans and non-Hispanic whites?

His revised views, set forth in Full Employment in a Free Society (1944), were strongly influenced by Keynesian economics.

Two people with opposing views set on an intersecting path: a fundamentally dramatic situation, and also, often, a moral one.

shares the views set forth in the Mansfield Report which concludes that the immediate future holds little real promise even if Hanoi does decide that the time has come for an end to the bloodletting.

He thinks that the deconstructionists had their sunny moment in the late nineteen-eighties and early nineties, and were beaten back during the culture wars that their views set off.

Magritte's modest contribution to Surrealist invention here lies in the seaside view set on an easel inside a room.

To see it come into view, set on 1,000 acres in Berkshire, is to truly understand his meaning.

Sony showed two new models, including a 40-inch "direct-view" set with a picture tube, which will be the largest such set on the market.

On Thursday, hoping to subdue the gathering public relations storm, intelligence officials invited reporters to a background briefing to, in their view, set the record straight.

It is a linear story, told from a woman's point of view, set against a widely shared and deeply painful episode of foreign intervention.