Sentence examples for a radically different view from inspiring English sources

Two centuries later, Charles Darwin took a radically different view.

The police, of course, have a radically different view of the practice.

The staple-calorie-share method can give us a radically different view of who is hungry and who is not.

Each side has a radically different view of what it is to be human, and William James understands exactly what's a stake.

It is clear that France, for example, takes a radically different view of the City of London and whether Britain has any right to seek to secure it from intrusive euro-rules.

But now a new translation offers a radically different view of the famous sex manual, and argues that the most widely read English version is riddled with errors and plays down the role of women.

And it sets the stage for a contest between radically different views of the future of newspapers in Britain.

Russell was not primarily a moral philosopher, but he expressed radically different views at different times about ethics.

But Nadel never tells us how these giants of postwar drama met in the first place, or anything else about a relationship that must be fascinating (and, in light of their radically different views on Israel, rather vexed).

Or should we acknowledge they each represent different (at times radically different) views of Jesus?

Animal testing and nuclear power are areas where people can take radically different views, he adds.