Sentence examples for begin with the view from inspiring English sources
Let's begin with the view from 30,000 feet.
We begin with the view of Anaxagoras that all the homoeomerous bodies are elements.
We may begin with the view according to which the electoral process only aims at aggregating people's individual preferences regarding the type of decisions they consider in their own interest (rather than in the public interest).
And that is not an anti-development, or anti-economic use of the river, but to begin with the view that it is a living being, and then consider its future from that central belief".
Reflecting dominant ideological understandings of children as passive beings in need of adult support and guidance (cf. Hutchby & Moran-Ellis, 1998; James, Jenks, & Prout, 1998), they generally begin with the view of children as the problem ("the burden") and adults as the solution ("the burdened").
Another begins with the view that inequality leads to volatility and instability.
It begins with the view from the top of the bank tower, a Brooklyn beacon, then examines past, present and future development plans for the area.
So in the same way a method actor develops a character, I started to investigate the role from multiple perspectives, beginning with the view from my childhood".
The SSC began with the view that NRICs should naturally form around shared bodies of water that would generate common research goals, but the practicalities of funding and the relatively complex legal framework for sharing such waters led the NRICs in different directions.
It began with the views of a number of doctors – undoubtedly expert in their own areas of practice but not qualified as forensic pathologists – that Dr Kelly could not have died from loss of blood from the wounds described".
In this review, we begin with the current view of synaptic regulation of hypothalamic function in energy homoeostasis, then focus on the cellular mechanisms underlying hormonal regulation of synaptic transmission, and conclude by discussing how hormones function in the regulation of feeding- and reward-neural circuitry.
