Sentence examples for views that if from inspiring English sources

As Secretary Henry Kissinger said at a hearing that we had last week, former Secretary Kissinger said, he views that if we go in and deal with Iraq it's going to have a very positive salutary effect on the war on terrorism.

There he is, diligently preparing for his big week down in Tampa, when along come the hapless Todd Akin and some self-styled visionary called Paul Ryan espousing views that, if the Democrats and their media allies succeed in pinning them on him, would make it a near mathematical impossibility for him to be elected President.

"You admitted today that as a result of your growing extremist views that if an innocent person had died as a result of a bombing attack, that it was an unacceptable outcome".

On the other hand, they confirmed the women's views that, if the wife gets breast cancer, the husband might have a negative attitude and some might reject the sick wife or start looking for a new one [ 7].

For what it's worth, the chief executive took the view that "if cars still have a steering wheel, I think we'll still have a business".

In 2006, he told ABC's "The View" that "if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps, I would be dating her".

These results strongly support the emerging view that IFs in general need to be anchored and cross-linked via plectin in order to optimally fulfill their functions (5).

Otherwise, if that result remains, it reinforces the view that if you cheat you will win.

I take the view that if you didn't want, you wouldn't go.

The Masters takes the view that if they are dissatisfied they need not bother coming next year.

But that's still better than the rearward view that, if it were any more restricted, would be nonexistent.