take a view ofの例文

• "Civilization stories " take a view of nature as dangerous and wild.
• This is me personally taking a view of what I want to do.
• A . I try very hard not to take a view of the market.
• Thomas Fleming takes a view of human nature that mixes classical philosophy with sociobiology.
• Sharma said, taking a view of the chattering room.
• Nawabs also used to take a view of river at the evening time, so why Sham-e-Awadh is so romantic.
• From constructivist theories of psychology we take a view of learning as a reconstruction rather than as a transmission of knowledge.
• "Investors are taking a view of a weak euro following the French audit, " said Michael Burke, an economist at Citibank.
• An emic perspective takes a view of a culture within its elements whereas an etic perspective takes an objective view of culture.
• In this work Cowper takes a view of some of the most remarkable places around Chester distinguished by memorable personages and events.
• The best you can do is take a view of what the next few years may look like and take your best shot.
• In 1775, Lord George Townshend, 1st Marquess Townshend, master-general of the ordnance, asked Page'to take a view of the Bedford Level'to improve the general drainage in the county.
• Medical historian Barbara Clow writes that, in common with many other types of alternative medicine, Rolfing takes a view of illness and of therapy which conflicts with mainstream medicine.
• Some thinking Moslems take a view of the nature of religion, and the incompatibility between Islam and liberalism, which runs parallel to what I'm saying in " Mill and Liberalism " ".
• "I take a view of a swamp . . . full of bogs, poisonous weeds and vines . . . its miry bottom, and harbour to turtles, toads, efts, snake and other creeping verm'n.
• Narain said, adding that investors interested in Hong Kong & Shanghai Hotels ought to take a view of the office, retail and luxury residential property markets as those are the ones the company has businesses in.
• Narain said, adding that investors interested in Hong Kong & AMP; Shanghai Hotels ought to take a view of the office, retail and luxury residential property markets as those are the ones the company has businesses in.
• *Taking a view of HuffPo as whole, I would suggest that their editorial oversight is, at best, very uneven-- I have heard of quite a bit of pseudoscientific nonsense being published by it ( perhaps because their authors were friends of Arianna Huffington ).
• "We take a view of the world which is not isolationist, which has always been internationalist, which recognizes that we not only have rights to defend in the world, but we also have responsibilities to discharge, we are in a sense our brother's keeper globally, " he said.
• We would be well advised to halt the reduction right now and take a view of where we stand, " said former CIA agent Michael Absher, a consultant to the Commission on Roles and Capabilities of the U . S . Intelligence Community, which will report to President Clinton and Congress in March.