Sentence examples for advanced a view of from inspiring English sources

By that point, it scarcely mattered that Mailer, when operating on more literal levels, had advanced a view of the world that Buckley found in large part preposterous.

Shaftesbury advanced a view of aesthetic judgment that was non-egoistic and objectivist, in that he thought that correct aesthetic judgment was disinterested and reflected accurately the harmonious cosmic order (section 7).

The scorecard of sexual scrimmages goes way beyond gossip, advancing a view of Surrealism as a lived code of anti-conventional ethics and amoralist morality.

William DeWitt Alexander advanced a negative view of Rosenberg in a late 19th-century history of Hawaii, characterizing him as an accomplice to what he saw as the king's "efforts to revive heathenism".

His experiences as a working photographer, like his earlier ones as a working jazzman, illuminated what eventually became his second important book, "Art Worlds" (1982), which advanced a collaborative view of picture-making.

David E. Starkey and collaborators advanced a new view of the subspecies in 2003.

In contrast to NPM's mechanistic and disaggregated approach, services management literature has advanced a theoretical view of services from a systemic, interconnected approach [ 30].

In contrast with the traditional hermeneutic account, Gadamer thus advances a view of understanding that rejects the idea of understanding as achieved through gaining access to some inner realm of subjective meaning.

White attributes much of the misunderstandings about his subject to revisionist history undertaken by postwar "Lost Cause" Southerners who aimed to advance a nostalgic view of the Confederacy and to tarnish Grant as a butcher of thousands.

The sharply divided ruling was a major victory for the Obama administration's efforts to advance a sweeping view of executive secrecy powers.

Though he is indebted much to Clinton, Bush, and others before him to set the platform, Obama has done more than any other President to advance a positive view of our religious diversity as a unique American strength.