Sentence examples for biological view from inspiring English sources

They offer a more fully biological view of the body and disease.

There are those who, without repudiating religion, are capable of taking a developmental or biological view of human life.

An improved understanding of the dual mechanical and chemical function of bone, however, has permitted a more integrated biological view.

Freud, early in his studies, took the biological view that there are two basic instinctive forces governing life: self-preservation and reproduction.

A purely biological view of mental ill health locates the problem firmly within the head of the individual, and as a society this is dangerous because it absolves us of the responsibility, the need, to examine ourselves.

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, December 16, 1939 P. 35 It'smore thanlogical, it's even biological View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Yasmine Al-SayyaDavid Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Yasmine

Biological views about chemical imbalances, faulty genes and so on are not only unproven but have been shown to increase fear and stigma.

Those last questions were occasioned by the controversy over Todd Akin, whose odd biological views (he said in an interview that "legitimate rape" rarely resulted in pregnancy) brought attention to policy positions that he largely shares with Ryan.

But given the problems of both the Psychological and Biological views, is there a way to do so?

Drawing on the work of Sapir, Darwin and various biological views of selection, they propose the concept of motivated selection which refers to "those regularities that could not be rationally explained away as random, and whose effects in a semantic ensemble appear to constitute a convergence of diverse resources towards some recognisable end" (p.51).

But one legacy of that era was a deeply anti-biological view of what makes humans tick.