Sentence examples for views speaking from inspiring English sources
He has been a faithful spokesman for the church's conservative views, speaking out against same-sex marriage, the ordination of women, and abortion and contraception.
Indian journalists, say local critics, are too often docile, unwilling to challenge those in authority, or, worst of all, easily bought off with gifts and made to publish (or withhold) stories in the interests of the powerful.None of this stops Indians with controversial views speaking out, of course.
"Hello" surpassed Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" in YouTube views, speaking to the song's catchiness.
Dagan describes the current Israeli government as "dangerous and irresponsible" and views speaking out against Netanyahu as his patriotic duty.
There were snobs on both sides and both views spoke eloquently of prejudice.
"It's such an unusual project with a great history and the views speak for themselves,' ' she said.
lets the views speak for themselves; eEvery meal should be grilled and eaten on the wooden Pacific-facing deck.
Owned by native islander and chef Ruairi de Blacam and his wife Marie-Thérèse, this architecturally cutting-edge restaurant (built with dry stone walls similar to those found all over the Aran islands) features a brief, seasonal menu, while the three bedrooms and one suite are sparsely decorated, letting the views speak for themselves.
He immediately took a long view, speaking slowly: "How did our politics get so poisonous?
While Mr. Andrews sees himself as battling against bullying and threats, his colleagues have a different view, speaking sharply of what they see as ambition and betrayal.
Even the most distinguished Supreme Court justices often disappeared from public view, speaking only through their opinions — the full texts of which were all but inaccessible to ordinary citizens without access to a law library.
