Sentence examples for a view put forward by from inspiring English sources

Socrates (as usual, Plato's spokesman) responds to a view put forward by his young friend Glaucon.

That is a view put forward by those of the more intelligently perceptive and benign observers who have followed his remarkable story from when he first shot to fame with his £30m bid to purchase the Manchester United Football Club a quarter of a century ago".

True Stories: Defamation 10pm, More4 Seasoned film-maker Yoav Shamir knows he's kicking a hornet's nest by questioning what antisemitism is today, whether it's a danger that requires continuous vigilance – a view put forward by the Anti-Defamation League – or a tool used by rightwing zionists for political gain, a claim made by the author Norman Finkelstein.

While this supported a view put forward by Vice Admiral McCain that the aircraft assigned to protect the bombardment forces could have caused more damage than the ships themselves, the United States Strategic Bombing Survey judged that the naval bombardments were justified as there had been little risk to the ships involved.

A contrasting view put forward by Hagoort, Petersson, and coworkers [Hagoort, 2013; Petersson and Hagoort, 2012; Petersson et al., 2012] rejects this distinction, arguing instead for a single mechanism of incremental sequence processing, modified by the differences in memory requirements for simple and complex strings.

There's an interesting view, put forward by journalist Leonid Bershidsky, that most Russians aren't actually that impressed by Putin's vacation pics.

There's an interesting view, put forward by journalist Leonid Bershidsky, that most Russians aren't actually that impressed by Putin's holiday snaps.

The view, put forward by a number of British and American academics at that time, that black people's IQs were genetically inferior to those of whites and Asians was finally discredited.

The 7.4 million pet cats in the UK are not a scourge, Bradshaw said, echoing the view put forward by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, which advises that while pet cats are thought to kill around 55m birds a year,, they tend to prey on the sick or weak.

An alternative view, put forward by a number of academics and practitioners, is that no clear strategy can apply to public sector organisations because they are political and ethical in nature, and it is, therefore, politicians who must make the most important decisions in this regard [ 4].

This was the view put forward by Sigmund Freud in a celebrated exchange of letters with Albert Einstein in 1931-32.