Sentence examples for wider views of from inspiring English sources

Public opinion regarding the oriundi today tends to reflect wider views of the role of foreigners in Italian society.

While such dialogue is heartening, he said, it is engaging only a minority of Lebanese whose more moderate opinions do not necessarily reflect the wider views of their compatriots.

So enduringly stamped and ineradicably renowned is Updike that it was more tribute than gaucherie when, only the other day, someone (a demographer, as it happens, with wider views of the shiftings of lives) asked, "Is he still alive?" The very question canonizes -- and for readers of Updike's generation, it instructs even as it startles.

Close-ups of the celluloid running through the apparatus contrast to wider views of the workrooms.

"We urge our MPs to listen to the wider views of their electorate as they decide how to vote".

An open letter, signed by leading grassroots members, urges Tory MPs to listen to the "wider views" of voters who support the plan.

I developed a wider view of the world".

"That helps me take a wider view of it.

The second image of 16 April shows a wider view of the sea.

This was a high-minded appeal to fairness and the wider view of our common humanity.

"Mark has a wider view of the role as manager," Murray said.