Sentence examples for conditioned to view from inspiring English sources

Liverpool did not want to lose Sterling, whatever the orchestrated indignation of former players conditioned to view Anfield as the ultimate destination might lead one to believe.

"In our culture, for instance, we are conditioned to view bugs as 'dirty' and not food, but in other cultures bugs are eaten happily.

Depictions in one groundbreaking television programme might not change the mindset of everybody conditioned to view women in their 40s, 50s and 60s as sad and dull, but it did raise my spirits.

But when Corbyn argues that it is necessary sometimes to talk to terrorists all hell breaks loose because we are being conditioned to view him solely and simplistically as "extreme".

The opening chapter's anticlimax is a jumping-off point from which to consider the disjunction between life in the UK and in swaths of the wider world – and what happens when those conditioned to view humanitarian disasters as things that happen on the news are forced to confront their own vulnerability.

But because we were so conditioned to view the next pivotal moment in startup economics as an IPO, we continually saw these secondary deals as something leading up to that pivotal moment– not as the pivotal moment that changed everything itself.

Valuing rarity may be a general phenomena; Angulo et al. [6] showed that visitors to zoos were prepared to invest more time, or to endure more difficult conditions, to view enclosures labeled as, but not in fact containing, rare species.

By Edward Fenton The New Yorker, August 19 , 1944P. 28 We have become soldiers, conditioned to time of war: View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino.

Perhaps there are principled, pragmatic reasons for singling out pornography (i.e., the sexually explicit subset of the material that conditions people to view women as willing sex objects) for censorship or regulation, even if we were to agree that non-sexually explicit may also condition consumers to this view of women.

As Lucy said, it "conditions readers to view women as sex objects".

During the commission hearing, Howell — who also is a Pismo Beach councilman — made a motion to drop conditions related to view protection and public access that the developer had opposed.