Sentence examples for changing view from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lewis A. Lipsitz, chief of gerontology at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, likens the changing view of frailty to the change in the way Alzheimer's disease was perceived.

The changing view of sleep was accompanied by a changed understanding of dreaming.

Mr. Kazdal's changing view on Nintendo is widely shared.

Part of this downfall can be laid at the feet of our changing view of masculinity.

Women's magazines frequently reflect the changing view of women's role in society.

Secular sociologists say evangelicals' changing view of society reflects their changing place in it.

A bank of screens on the wall above the bar provides an ever-changing view, mostly of beautiful Asian women on my visits.

Unfortunately, the contribution of the cruise ships isn't limited to the ever-changing view they provide from the sea-facing hotel windows.

Stewart Room, the head of PwC Legal's data privacy and protection practice, said: "[This] signifies a real game-changing view on the power of the European commission to override the views of the data privacy regulators of the member states.

"After 1492, the art of mapping experienced a renaissance," Mr. Somer said, "as the explosion of New World information created an ever-changing view of the Earth for sailors, merchants, historians, philosophers, scholars and kings".

When this masterly English landscapist looked to the heavens, the ever-changing view could always fire his imagination, so that once, in a sorrowful farewell note to a dear friend and neighbor leaving London for a teaching post elsewhere, he observed, "What beautiful silvery clouds are rolling about today!" In 1821 and 1822, his bouts of skying, as he put it, became especially intense.