I agree with you, but there are some things that seems to be views respondability that will be ubberly better with multi-line.
Imagine you using a form builder:

Form::select('month', [
    '01' => 'January',
    '02' => 'February',
    '03' => 'March',
    '04' => 'April',
    '05' => 'May',
    '06' => 'June',
    '07' => 'July',
    '08' => 'August',
    '09' => 'September',
    '10' => 'October',
    '11' => 'November',
    '12' => 'December',
]);

Form::open(
    URL::action(
        isset( $action ) ? $action : 'Admin\StuffController@store',
        isset( $stuff ) ? ['id'=>$stuff->id] : []
    ),
    isset( $method ) ? $method : 'POST' 
)

or even an form that is not meant to be reused

Form::open(
    URL::action( 'Admin\StuffController@store'),
    'POST',
    ['class'=>'myformclass otherclass']
)

Even a simpler thing may look messy in one line:

{{ HTML::action( 'Admin\StuffController@edit', $stuff->title, ['id'=>$stuff->id], ['class'=>'btn btn-primary'] ) }}

Ok, i'm using Meido/Form and Meido/Html but I'm not shure if there is some alternative that can do a big difference in the terms of "being legible in one line".

Blade {{ multi-line #88

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