Sentence examples for a familiar view of from inspiring English sources

Chafe's eagerness to talk about psychology, emotion and the political potency of marriage is refreshing, but it's hard to say exactly why he wrote this book — an amplification of a familiar view of the Clintons, with little new reporting — and I read it worrying that he was hurting his cause by going slightly overboard.

Turning to a familiar view of causation will help us get a handle on one such approach to grounding.

By 1891, Marsh published a more familiar view of Stegosaurus, with a single row of plates.

Ask the people here what brought them to live, as the cliché would have it, "in the shadow" of a nuclear plant, and most of the replies touch on the same themes: not just the low cost, but a very familiar view of most modern lives being beset with danger, annoyance and worry – noisy neighbours, traffic, petty violence, anxiety about what might happen to children.

A finding often cited in support of image-based models is that recognition efficiency declines as a function of viewpoint as an object is rotated around a variety of axes from a familiar view [8], [9].

Sometimes I'd lift my head to catch the whale as it surfaced for air, just to connect what I was witnessing below water with the more familiar view of a dorsal fin.

The principal hero of this struggle was Emerson, whose reputation Mr. Poirier did much to redefine, challenging the familiar view of him as a facile optimist, a woozy metaphysician or an enabler of laissez-faire capitalism.

From the front, it gives the familiar view of gambling clerks at open, sectioned windows.

Conflict, Bargaining, and Kinship Networks in Medieval Eastern Europe takes the familiar view of Eastern Europe, families, and conflicts and stands it on its head.

Oregonians living near the 27,725-acre Monument wildfire, accustomed to smoke and ash outside their windows, welcomed the familiar view of mountains this morning.

The familiar view of Germany's role in the euro crisis is simple enough: Germany has been the principal beneficiary of the euro, and for this reason ought to show solidarity with those euro-zone members in crisis.