Sentence examples for what she viewed from inspiring English sources

Kael hated what she viewed as Didion's fashionable despair.

In 1968, she sued the Roman Catholic Church for what she viewed as interference with abortion.

She loved her health insurance; it was hard won and she didn't want to cash it in for what she viewed as some "schleppy government issue".

"I was told that happens all the time," Ms. Flanders said of what she viewed as an improper stop-and-frisk.

But then, she said, she realized there's no difference between what she viewed as Franzen's dismissal of lowbrow readers and her dismissal of highbrow Franzen.

She characterized the Republicanism of her youth as one of fiscal conservatism and social moderation, and at odds with what she viewed as the intolerance of Miami.

Ms. Warren has been critical of Mr. Brown for what she views as his tendency to avoid the issues.

She writes about what she views as appeasement of Milbus in actions of two rival civilian prime ministers.

Ms. Jong is disappointed that attitudes about sex have become what she views as more conservative (but which many people might simply call pragmatic).

Throughout "Expecting Better," Dr. Oster paints a fairly antagonistic picture of the doctor-patient relationship, castigating what she views as the restriction of women's freedom.

She learns to feel compassion for Walter Cunningham Jr, a poor boy who comes over to her house and demonstrates what she views as terrible table manners.