Sentence examples for warm view from inspiring English sources

But Mike Huckabee, a former governor of Arkansas, suggested that the warm view of the economy might be jarring to many Americans watching the debate.

There is also a theory that Campbell's not entirely warm view of Boulton's wife Anji Hunter, Tony Blair's gatekeeper when he was at No 10, may have coloured his view of Sky's political editor.

You can get cozy in the nearby Kakslauttanen Hotel & Igloo Village, with an awesome (and warm) view of the Northern Lights.

In it, the author spells out his warm view of medicine as a learned profession: "There is in it a balanced education of the mind and of the spirit which, in those strong enough to take it, hardens the intellect and deepens the sympathy for human suffering and misfortune" (4).

A remarkable 77% of them have "warm" views toward the NRA, while only 61% have "warm" views toward pro-life organizations.

In doing his work for the Department of Energy, he said, he was exposed to lots of curriculums on the subject and found it all slanted toward the alarmist anthropogenic global warming view.

Former US congressman Bob Inglis, a South Carolina Republican who runs a group promoting free enterprise climate change ideas, said Trump's global warming views were dangerous.

And it is that agreement which has been the catalyst for Tehran's diplomatic thaw with the West, a warming viewed by Israel and the right wing in the US with both antipathy and alarm.

Inhofe was on to discuss his new book, which focuses on his famous anti-global warming views.

For a visual, and comic, reminder on how not to warm up, view today's On Par video at nytimes.com/sports.

But equally erroneous is the warm, nostalgic view of Mr Livingstone's time in office, a myth that began in the run-up to the abolition of the GLC in 1986, and which has since grown stronger.