Sentence examples for accepts the view from inspiring English sources

If one accepts the view that these men are too cloistered, too stuffy, too removed from the action, it's an accusation to which the movie is equally susceptible.

The event offered most -- though not all -- of the potential Democratic candidates for 2004 (and for 2008, if one accepts the view of many Democrats following Mrs. Clinton's career these days) an opportunity to display their political skills to an influential audience, while testing out themes that they might want to use in the campaign ahead.

If one accepts the view that properties are necessary beings, then it is a simple modal fact that if a property is possible it is necessary and, hence, actual.

Fonseca is convinced of the reality of haecceities because he accepts the view that common natures have in themselves a certain sort of unity prior to instantiation, although — more like Aquinas than Scotus — he does not believe the nature as such to have any sort of real existence other than as instantiated.

Even accepting the notion that abstraction harbingered the death of the object, this is clearly not the case, unless one accepts the view that action painting was merely an ideology.

If one accepts the view of an RNA world, then recombination is splicing, so the idea that splicing was around very early fits well.

Cardiff City manager Russell Slade says he accepts the views of fans who called for his sacking during the 4-2 home defeat to Watford.

— the old man to accept the view espoused by Learned Hand.

They accepted the view of the economist David Ricardo that a tax on economic rent could not be shifted forward.

I don't accept the view that this new era is so different from every time in the past.

I don't accept the view that in this crisis we should just have let everything fall where it may.