Sentence examples for a high view of from inspiring English sources

Thomas "has a high view of the rest of mankind," Ms. Pagels said.

… State officials must know that we are serious about stopping abortion, which is a matter of clear principle concerning the babies themselves and concerning a high view of human life.

Such a high view of inspiration has commonly been based on the statement in 2 Timothy 3 16 that "all [Old Testament] scripture is God-breathed" (Greek theopneustos, which means "inspired by God") or Paul's claim in 1 Corinthians 2 13 to impart the gospel "in words not taught by human wisdom but taught by the Spirit, interpreting spiritual truths in spiritual language".

It is common for modern Aristotelians, who otherwise have a high view of Aristotle's relevance to modern philosophy, to treat this argument as being of purely historical interest, and not essential to Aristotle's system as a whole.

Most Christians don't really have a high view of God.

In addition to being distinguished by a personal relationship with Jesus and a high view of Scripture, evangelicals have provided an unwavering political base and a solid theological backbone for the death penalty in America -- until now.

A high view overview of such spread-spectrum receiver model can be seen in Fig. 1.

Labels don't have a much higher view of their audiences, it often seems.

The director, Alexander Mackendrick, returns several times to a penthouse-high view of the neighborhood, looking north toward Duffy Square, at 47th Street, or south toward the Paramount Building (1927), at 43rd.

It has also given me a much higher view of Jesus, and that's what allows me to go another day and keep my faith.

Ride the Matterhorn for a great sky-high view of the fireworks.