Sentence examples for a revised view of from inspiring English sources

Related to the trilogy's cutting-edge quality is a revised view of Sweden.

"This is a revised view of the Protestant ethic," he continued.

But in the wake of the Sept. 11 attack, the United States accelerated the payment of part of its arrears to the United Nations, and the administration appears to have taken a revised view of its importance.

Out of their careful re-reading of old texts, combined with archaeological finds, has emerged a revised view of the convergence of science and political power in earlier times.

The reports, including a revised view of the job markets in the city and state in 2012, pared down some of the mystery of the city's stubbornly high unemployment rate.

The natural concomitant of reducing the role of the logical form (WS) to one of four equally potent constituents of utterance meaning is a revised view of compositionality.

To test these background theories, they often need to run additional experiments this was the case in Long's study, given that his revised view of the function of body wobbling resulted from a separate and successive class of experiments testing the Tadro3s' behavior.

Also notable is Lynas's revised view of the "skeptical environmentalist" Bjorn Lomborg, whose face he once plastered with a pie.

Psychiatrists across the country have been deeply divided about how to respond to the revised view of antidepressants.

We contextualize these latest advances, speculate on areas of bacterial cell biology that might be influenced by the organization of OMPs into supramolecular assemblies, and highlight the new questions and controversies this revised view of the bacterial outer membrane raises.

A similar view is developed by Philip Kitcher (1986); for a somewhat revised view, see his (1994).