Vistas; opinions

Usage examples of views.

All were just different interpretations of God, from different prophets with different personalities and views, and it would be nice if we looked for the similarities, instead of the differences in each religion.

Only it shows millions and millions of views, both of entertainment and education.

Only the southern and northern views had tall obstacles, of either mountains or rocky cliffs.

Without that pleasurable sensation, all the scenes and all the views of the Jardackians, the brutality he committed upon them revealed their truth.

Obviously, if I cannot persuade the Americans to take over, we shall have to fill the gap as best we can, but I still hope our views will be accepted, in which case of course any vessels we or you have in that area will come under United States direction while operating there.

Events have unfortunately justified our views regarding Malaya, and I am very disturbed by reports from Gordon Bennett as to the seriousness of the position.

More difficulty and toil are often incurred in overcoming opposition and adjusting divergent and conflicting views than by having the right to give decisions oneself.

In practice however the views of the Committee were so much in accordance with my own convictions that I never found occasion to do so.

Now that the Japanese were advancing towards its frontiers the United States Government began to express views and offer counsel on Indian affairs.

In countries where there is only one race, broad and lofty views are taken of the colour question.

I think that it will still be necessary to exchange views regarding the text of a respective suitable agreement, in the event of its being accepted for the signature of both parties.

Molotov had come to London to learn our views upon the opening of a second front.

I was certain that the clarity and unity of our views would earn their reward.

His views, so far as he may have pressed them, did not seem to influence his military superiors.

The Staffs are communicating similar views to their American colleagues.