Sentence examples for a view that had from inspiring English sources

Their writings recapitulated in more precise form a view that had surfaced in earlier reflections on science from Aristotle onward.

A view that had seemed to be that of the angels, as ratified by religious institutions, suddenly appeared to be a kind of sympathy for the devil.

Still, it is a huge voice added to a chorus that has become increasingly robust, a reminder that a view that had once been relegated to the dark sidelines of political debate has become mainstream.

In this he fully articulated a view that had been gathering force in the colonies (it was also the opinion of Franklin) that Parliament's lawful sovereignty stopped at the shores of Britain.

Galen observed that the study of mathematics and logic was important to a medical education, a view that had considerable influence in the later history of logic, particularly in the Arab world.

The bedrock principle rules out the view that one should do right by one's friends and wrong by one's enemies, a view that had roots in Greek tradition.

"It's engendering a view that has no factual basis".

That is debatable, but it is a view that has been widely adopted by prosecutors.

It is a view that has much more support in economic theory than in economic history.

"I reached the conclusion that Feinberg was delaying presentment," he said, a view that has been echoed by others.

It is a view that has always awed, says the historian David McCullough, who has written about the bridge.