Sentence examples for adapt their views from inspiring English sources

The final sequence was filmed undercover at a Tory party conference, and yet its point appears to be not precisely to attack Toryism, but rather to satirise, or perhaps simply to take notice of, the way the media classes could smoothly adapt their views to accommodate whoever was in charge.

And if turnout then went from 15%to70%0%, politicians would quickly adapt their views to represent 70% of their constituents rather than 15%.

In the emerging digital economy, it's vital that young people and their parents adapt their view of what a successful career looks like.

And as the legal services marked continues to change, with the arrival of commercial giants such as the Co-op and the increasing cross-selling of financial, legal and other services by banks and insurers, it is the lawyers who show that they can adapt their traditional view of clients and put customers at the heart of their business who stand the best chance of prospering.

The Chorus listens to what Kreon, Antigone and others tell them and adapt their point of view accordingly.

Some declared that in certain situations they adapted their own view to the expectant parents' view of the fetus as being a "baby", also before the time of viability.

There probably were Democrats who adapted their long-held views on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to political necessity.

In contrast, natives in intermarriage seem to specialize more than native couples, possibly indicating that natives view female labor force participation differently than immigrants, and that intermarried natives adapt to their partners' views in order to mitigate conflict potential within the partnership.

Sternberg (2007) argues that an identification scheme should reflect the cultural origins and context of the students and he also argues that educators and researchers need to adapt broader views and more culturally sensitive approaches for identifying giftedness in every culture and society.

I have noticed a certain rigidity of thinking and lack of ability to adapt and change views, plus I have experienced three instances of aggressive and unpleasant behaviour.

In the evo-devo view, animals still adapt to their environments by Darwin's natural selection, but adaptation involves a different kind of genetic change from what biologists used to assume.