Sentence examples for conventional view of from inspiring English sources

Nor are Murdoch's politics as simple as the conventional view of him suggests.

But that view is just one, very Westminster-centric, conventional view of politics.

Rothschild would like to combat the conventional view of Smith as a critic of state regulation of the economy.

The conventional view of the revolution evokes a boxer alone in the ring, punching himself to exhaustion.

The conventional view of Thomas takes his lack of participation at oral argument as a kind of metaphor.

These developments are rapidly revising the conventional view of the role of the First Amendment in national security cases.

The conventional view of his character distinguishes between his cruelty in early years and his mildness in later life.

This has come to be the conventional view of the fight, and Feinstein signs off on it early in the book.

Set in 1857, diRollo's first novel labors in its efforts to infuse our conventional view of Victorian sexual politics with a ribald modern knowingness.

"It is actually a pretty conventional view of how diplomacy should work traditionally that has fallen into disrepute in Republican circles and in Washington".

Ehrenburg's book is as cunning and oblique as the device used to make it, turning the conventional view of Paris – all boulevards and romance – on its head.