Sentence examples for we might view from inspiring English sources

In the case of Guernica, we might view the 1937 bombing as an early act of terrorism and explore terrorism today.

However we might view "gender", basic demands such as equal pay, reproductive choice and stopping violence against women have yet to be achieved.

Of the many things that The Gruffalo is about we might single out such questions as how do we deal with fear; how do we deal with things or people we might view as dangerous; how do we recognise who is a friend and who is a foe.

We might view this argument as posing a dilemma.

Alternatively, we might view this as a routine episode in the history of architectural copying without attribution or permission.

We might view a city as a set of funnels, moving people into some areas and out of others on a daily basis.

We in the west might view this as a burden, but being part of a wontok is a source of immense strength – like a Darwinian-evolved social security system.

Practices without outreach clinics might view their development differently and we hope to explore this subsequently.

A livestock rancher, meanwhile, might view the development with dread.

The Ravens might view their reward for the win warily.

Independent voters might view Mr. Romney's shifting positions as pragmatic.