Sentence examples for a low view from inspiring English sources

"John has a low view of human beings," Ms. Pagels said, pointing out that for John, Jesus is a divine being who descended to earth.

In general, the people most worried by the prospect of liberalising the law on assisted suicide are the professionals, whether doctors or clergy, who take a low view of human nature, having seen too much of it.

Lane grew up in a business that venerated writers but expected publishers to take a low view of themselves, as if they were little better than valets or porters.

I'm tired of being told they have a low view of scripture, or a worldly view of gender and sexuality.

Fact is, because many Australians have such a low view of "dole bludgers", it's unlikely a government will ever publicly express sympathy for them.

The brothers held a low view of women, writing "Woman is an evil, stupid animal... she is incapable of dreaming, thinking, or loving".

The years of doing this line of work has given me a pretty low view of the church.

I would also suggest that those who see those guns as our best defense must have a very low view of the rest of our Constitution, which was of course brilliantly drafted with checks and balances far more effective than bullets.

This, he argues, is "an abysmally low" view of the divine nature, as "If God is not a person or agent, then God does not know anything, cannot act, cannot choose, cannot be morally good, cannot be worthy of worship" (401).

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 31 , 1957P. 32 I'm dreaming of a car so long, so low View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy.

By William Carlos Williams The New Yorker, October 7, 1939 P. 66 Under a low sky- View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen By Ceridwen Dovey.