Sentence examples for Traditional viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Douglas created a profile of the Unabomber that was surprisingly accurate, but it was ignored in favor of the F.B.I.'s more traditional viewpoint.

"This is a traditional viewpoint: if you change the emperor you'll have a change of policy and maybe some new, hopeful things," said the exiled Chinese political commentator Zhang Ping, who goes by the pen name Chang Ping.

My view of the evidence sees things in the "traditional viewpoint," but I like the view that von Balthasar brings out, that we should indeed all hope for the possibility that all men are saved.

Furthermore, the influence of harvesting circuit on the mechanical subsystem can be converted to modified quasi-linear damping and stiffness with energy-dependent coefficients, which is different from the traditional viewpoint on the equivalence of constant-coefficient damping and provides more comprehensive explanation on the influence of harvesting circuit.

The engineering practices in this study have proven that application of the microseismic monitoring technology in rockburst monitoring and early warning for deep-buried rock tunnels is feasible and the results are reasonably accurate, which changes the traditional viewpoint that the rockburst is unpredictable.

Accordingly, the recurrence of a Nankai Trough earthquake has been understood - and anticipated - within the traditional viewpoint of the concurrent rupture of lateral fault segments.

I'm also certainly not one of the "elitist" or "traditional" viewpoints he talks about in the interview either.

Whenever traditional viewpoints are dissected and exploded through art, a conversation is forced out into the open, under a harsh, unchartered light".

Filed by 16 individuals, including the state president of Phyllis Schlafly's conservative Eagle Forum, a former Republican state senator, several former CSULB students and various other taxpayers and residents, the suit alleged that the women's program was being dominated by feminists who systematically excluded traditional viewpoints on ethics and morals.

College students with PTB reported that their fear mainly derived from the traditional viewpoints that 'nine in ten who diagnosed with PTB will die' and 'PTB can not be cured'.

"When you read these accounts you see just how much the traditional male viewpoint diminishes our sense of history.