Sentence examples for views so that from inspiring English sources

Thus with homophobia, it's: "You're criticising me for what I believe, so that makes you (ta-da!) heterophobic!" Similarly, racism: "Yeah, well, you're hostile to my views, so that makes you (ta-da!) racist to white people".

"We got some astounding views, so that really inspired me," he said.

Blog about your views, so that your interests and influences are out there in the open.

Web sites like BuzzFeed and Gawker (and its sister sites Deadspin and Jezebel) operate with a vicious reliance on views, so that any press is good press.

But there's a school of adult thought that panders to this, that says "we must listen to their views so that we ourselves can learn".

During his first term he annoyed parliamentarians, including those sharing his views, so that many proposed laws were blocked or watered down.

Netflix, for instance, is working on a system that predicts what a user is likely to want to watch based on previous viewing so that stream starts instantly without buffering.

Some philosophers will agree that free will can't be located in the scientific world-view, so that's a reason to expand our metaphysical picture to include free will, perhaps as a new primitive.

Ni's new style demanded concentrated viewing so that the larger and, in fact, more complex plays of ink could be perceived.

The entire film is seen from the camera/character's point of view so that the audience sees only what the camera/character sees.

(The museums are also linked to the wider, world-spanning Google Street View, so that a user can walk out the door of the museum).