Sentence examples for crystallized view from inspiring English sources

Combining these poignant fragments of his experience of the world, Tillmans creates a crystallized view of our multisided reality, achieving what can be described as an updated version of modernity.

As Pels (2011) concludes on the basis of a review of Dutch literature, a crystallized view on dealing with diversity on a religious, cultural or ethnic basis, or with tensions on these issues is still farfetched.

On Wednesday, Cruz crystallized his view that the conservative movement will come to judge those who staked their beliefs on their support for Trump.

Friedman crystallized a view that is for the most part taken for granted by investors, capital markets, economists and corporations.

The clip, showing Ms. Ettinger dancing in a bikini in front of a photo of Mr. Obama in the ocean, helped crystallize the view of the candidate as a pop culture figure and, to some, a sex symbol.

Prime the idea flow by constantly talking with different people, by listening to what they say and then by working together to crystallize their view of a super path forward.

Nancy Cartwright's How the Laws of Physics Lie crystallized the Pragmatic View of Models.

With a move from individual statements to an exchange of ideas, specific points of view crystallized -- and it was clear that there were distinctly different concepts on how to tackle the problems.

From an author's perspective: "The poster medium is an excellent discipline for crystallizing your views on a topic.

With the candidates already committing significant amounts of time to campaigning time here, even as the race in New Hampshire reaches its climax, some voters are beginning to crystallize their views, but many remain in flux, reflecting the uncertainties of voters elsewhere about the Republican candidates.

A view has crystallized that the trail of terror now goes beyond bin Laden, that the man on the run no longer pulls the strings of the jihad.