Sentence examples for customary view from inspiring English sources

He wrote, "The customary view of animals as always living in a state comparable to that of human sleepwalkers is a sort of negative dogmatism".

Shortly after resigning as athletic commissioner in May 1988, Torres reflected on the customary view that "the world of pugilism is acceptable only as a throwback to our basic animal instinct".

The spatial distribution of LHP categories undermines the customary view that the landscape's ability to infiltrate and retain water is affected by only some of the physical geographic attributes (frequently presented as hydrogeological bedrock and soil characteristics).

On one customary view of architectural objects, individual built structures (or their abstract counterparts) represent the primary unit of our aesthetic or, for that matter, any architectural, concern; all other ways of carving up the architectural world are derivative.

(In clear contrast, al-Wahhab held a particular animosity towards the Shiite and held them to be apostates. As recently as the 1990s, clerics such as bin Baz -- the former Mufti -- and Abdullah Jibrin reiterated the customary view that the Shiite were infidels).

Apart from the general question of the "hard problem" of consciousness, roughly speaking, the question of how mental experience arises from a physical basis, a more specialized question is how to square the subjective notion that we are in control of our decisions (at least in some small measure) with the customary view of causality that subsequent events are caused by prior events.

Mr. McQueen sidesteps the customary views of Sands as a martyr and a terrorist and regards him above all as an enigma.

The results disproved the applicability of the customary views on the relationship of neck tensile strength and tensile strength.

This view is consonant with an equally customary perspective identifying architectural objects with architectural works.

This, combined with the fact that it can be removed by mechanical preparation, means that in addition to the customary external views, details of the inner configurations are also available.

The customary science-based view holds that sounds are pressure waves that travel through a medium.