Sentence examples for changed views from inspiring English sources

Bailyn's most influential work probably still is his "Ideological Origins of the American Revolution" (1967), which forever changed views of our nation's beginnings.

While I don't think anyone changed views in that session, it did force contrasting participants to consider solving the problem using the other perspective.

The 1987 battle in which Robert H. Bork failed to win confirmation to the Supreme Court produced the phrase "confirmation conversion," which was used to suggest that a nominee had changed views to please the committee.

In other instances, knockout studies have changed views of the relevance of 5-HT homeostasis in brain development and plasticity as well as processes underlying emotional behavior.

Use of this technique has changed views on the longevity of many bivalves.

These four works contributed substantially to the foundation of modern physics and changed views on space, time, and matter.

More importantly, some gestures changed view dependency by changing the combination of target gestures.

By Mark Strand The New Yorker, October 9, 2000 P. 66 Friends, nothing has changed View Article By John Cassidy By Adam Davidson By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright.

"We will push each other to change views," Mr. Spitzer said.

It has been shown that individual GPs can change views after an educational intervention [ 19].

Has he changed your views? A. No, he didn't change my views.