Sentence examples for a simple view of human from inspiring English sources

SJ Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "Leslie held a simple view of human nature.

You couldn't enjoy a simpler view of human existence if you went to Isis yourself.

As Freud groped his way toward the complexities of ego psychology, he was obliged to modify this simple view of human fallibility — to see that illness and character were not, after all, discrete — but, significantly, he never changed his profoundly amoral view of psychoanalytic therapy.

For those with a simple view of equality, that's wrong.

"I've got quite a simple view of sport," he says.

A simple view of this sort is the view that says the chances are the occurring frequencies, rounded up to give simple values.

Philosophy's second line of argument is based on a simple view of the highest good.

I will round up with a simple view of how exocytosis can be regulated by calcium mediated signalling.

But it is a problem, because Wilson's conviction that there is a unitary human nature can translate into a too simple view of what that nature is.

Reagan had a fundamentally simple view of foreign policy.

Nakamura took a rather simple view of Kasparov's accomplishments: "His strength was in openings.