Sentence examples for a relative view from inspiring English sources

"Serge Dassault, like his father Marcel, has a relative view of the independence of the press," says François Boissarie, secretary-general of the SNJ, France's main union for journalists.

Taking a relative view, this reading is higher than 93% of the past year's SOIR data, suggesting that the speculative crowd is near a bearish extreme.

However, people who hold modern views about the nature of science emphasize a relative view on the nature of knowledge, opposing "absolute truth" and believing that scientific knowledge is tentative.

Believe it or not, it is possible to take a relative view of the world -- the only possible view, I would argue -- while still holding fast to a firm concept of right and wrong.

Knowledge about the quality and organisation of care to terminally ill cancer patients with a relatives' view in a primary health care setting is limited.

Loach has often taken a somewhat relative view of crime and its justification.

It really places a very relative view on the current world.

Our key results are a median absolute viewing distance of 2.63m, and a median relative viewing distance of 5.5 times the screen height (5.5.H).

For research ethics reasons a relative's view was accepted even when it countered the view of the resident and even when the resident had capacity to consent.

During his Presidency, Barack Obama moved from a relative limited view of presidential power to become an active proponent of executive authority.

But the relative view is sharply different.