Sentence examples for basic view of the from inspiring English sources
And, depicting the same religious image, they share a basic view of the world and its meaning.
The Bank of Japan left its basic view of the economy unchanged in its monthly report, saying that overall conditions continue to deteriorate.
He has never been known for changing his mind, and there is no reason to think that he has changed his basic view of the decision.
A depth sensor on the glasses collects a basic view of the scene in front of the person: a newspaper is 14 inches away, a table three feet away, the rest of the room considerably more.
We can call this whole scheme moral fundamentalism; it is the most basic view of the universe and our place in it.
But while that kind of basic view of the country is pretty much expected of Disney execs, you'd think the Beeb would have a better understanding of these things.
Blair: No, I do not; but I have to say that I think that the basic view of this was... you see, we were quite clear the name was going to come out in one way or another, and as far as I am aware, I think someone said this at the meetings, Dr Kelly was aware of that too.
As for the book, it goes to doubts — expressed semi-privately by President Nicolas Sarkozy of France — about the U.S. president's basic views of the world and America's concept in 2010 of victory and defeat.
Part of the underestimation is rooted in a basic view of acting as "the art of lying".
And, with an eye to the bottom line, we created a third ranking that takes a basic view of profitability by calculating the franchise gross as a percentage of the adjusted budget, as determined by the-numbers.com.
Then if connectedness holds interpersonally, the rational amoralist must also extend that desire for justifiability to all those with whom he is psychologically connected, and this will take him a long ways towards having the moral motivation at the heart of contractualism (D. Shoemaker 2000; for the basic view of contractualism presupposed here, see Scanlon 1982 and 1998).
