Sentence examples for compounding these views from inspiring English sources

(P057, female, aged between 35-39) Compounding these views, were beliefs about the extent and severity of illness.

That possibility compounded the view of the Ohio businessman, John Cavanaugh, that the Air Force museum did not get a fair shot at a shuttle.

Wenger's regret might even be compounded when he views, if he can bear it, the draw at noon Europe time Friday.

The flight of many foreign aid workers after Mr Arrigoni's killing only compounds that Manichean view.

Burton's refusal to reveal the identity of an Indian informant compounds the official view that he has, in that most damning of British colonial euphemisms, "gone native".

We meet at Paloma, a DJ bar on the first floor of an old brutalist-style shopping block, the dystopian vibe compounded by the view of the U-bahn vaulting the street outside.

The theft (of five shillings and twopence) was compounded in the view of the court by the young man's association with an alcoholic prostitute, Nell Harrison, whom he later married.

By clicking on the compound the view will further zoom to this compound.

When clicking on a compound, the view automatically zooms in on the structure (see Figure 3).

Aristotle rejects a compromise as merely compounding this difficulty, the view that either Forms or intermediates are immanent in things (separate but coextensive), since these different worlds will now have to exist bundled together.

Compound 4 views of 2D sheets.