Sentence examples for views to have from inspiring English sources

As a shareholder, I want people of differing views to have a say.

Americans claim to hold equitable views they know these are the right views to have, much like most people will certainly say they are not racist.

Many force areas are too big and diverse for genuinely local views to have much of an impact at the top: Thames Valley, for example, encompasses tough, urban Slough and the pastures around Chipping Norton.

Different ways of facilitating social criticism may have formal purpose of voicing social and ethical views, to have an influence on policies involved.

On such views, to have an ability is for it to be the case that one would act in certain ways if one were to have certain volitions.

3. Chaos: The disordered state of unformed matter and infinite space supposed in some cosmogonic views to have existed before the ordered universe.

History has shown this view to have been extremely naïve".

Of course, it is fine for the side view to have hidden edges.

"The offering is undoubtedly good from the participants' point of view — to have the offering," Mr. Salisbury said.

From that point of view to have success would be wonderful and something we are all aiming to achieve".

(I take this complex view to have considerable plausibility).