Sentence examples for a long-held view from inspiring English sources

These findings challenge a long-held view.

There is a long-held view, encouraged by the airbrush, that beauty has to be flawless.

In May , 2002 Paul returned to a long-held view, one that is not shared by most Republican politicians: that government attempts to address discrimination are always wrong.

And the firm has a long-held view that the individual pieces — an industry-leading investment bank, an extensive securities trading operation and an asset management arm — function best together.

Guy Ryder, ILO director general, said the research into more than 140 countries put paid to a long-held view that developing countries should simply concentrate on trade and investment liberalisation and infrastructure spending.

Mr. Engen, Alcan's chief executive, said Pechiney's decision to accept the latest offer "confirms a long-held view that this combination of Alcan and Pechiney presents the strongest industrial and business opportunity for Pechiney stakeholders".

I have a very clear, long-held view on this: that "no platforming" unpopular views is counterproductive, discourages debate and the due dissection of error, and pushes views one would like to contest openly underground, where they may well flourish better than if exposed to the clear light of argument (which is one of the things that universities are for).

The Committee to Protect Journalists, a nonprofit group based in New York that promotes press freedom and monitors violence against journalists around the world, said in a statement that the video "confirms our long-held view that a thorough and transparent investigation into this incident is urgently needed".

Nicholas D. Kristof caused me to rethink my long-held view that a single-payer system is a bad idea because it just feeds the delusion that there can ever be an effective health care system when we don't actually care about health.

But I am feeling a bit conflicted these days about my long-held view that marijuana was an innocuous treat — far less likely to cause damage than the Martinis our parents guzzled every night.

By providing a structural framework that may underpin how category-selective perception emerges in the MTL, these findings add to an emerging literature that challenges the long-held view that the MTL is an exclusive unitary memory system.