Sentence examples for accepted view of from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there were the letters, every word of which contradicted the accepted view of him.

As a game designer, I suppose I could start from a broadly accepted view of "what a game is".

In the words of one of the judges, Clare Balding, they "challenge the accepted view of gay men and women.

Ms. Temkin does not push the envelope of the accepted view of these works as postwar painting's precursors.

He was convinced by his early field work that the accepted view of "primitive" cultures was wrong.

A new Stanford study debunks a widely accepted view of a hiatus in the recent rate of global warming.

Our results challenge the commonly accepted view of independent directors as safeguards of shareholder value, uncovering the relevance of non-independent outsiders for pay moderation and incentives.

None of this has been, during the 60-year post-colonial period since 1947, the generally accepted view of the empire in Britain.

"Only philistines think this," the screenwriter, Yuri Arabov, told the newspaper Izvestia of the commonly accepted view of Tchaikovsky's sexual orientation.

Professor Stocking described his objective as redefining the accepted view of anthropology's "origin story," one centered on Tylor as a foundational theorist.

A widely accepted view of the thermal degradation of polymers such as PMMA is that an initiation reaction produces radical fragments that undergo rapid depropagation and are also converted back to molecules by a termination reaction.