Sentence examples for defend the views from inspiring English sources
Their relative invisibility means the plausible candidates don't have to defend the views they hold in common.
While a British or American novelist may be regularly asked what aspects are autobiographical, the Israeli writer is constantly called on to defend the views of his characters, either explicit or implied.
"It's just puzzling why Democratic leaders are trying to defend the views of people like Michael Moore and organizations like moveon.org that took a very different view after the attacks of Sept. 11, after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon here in Washington, D.C.," Mr. McClellan said.
To the Editor: Mark Oppenheimer says the Roman Catholic critics of Marc A. Thiessen defend the view that "waterboarding is torture, and that Roman Catholics are not supposed to do it".
When Clive Bell wrote of art as "significant form," he really meant to defend the view, first, that form is the essence of art and, second, that form must be understood and therefore understandable (i.e., significant).
The exchange Wednesday was pretty intense, with Pruitt seeking to defend the view that humans may contribute to climate change "in some manner," and Sanders insisting that the science says a great deal more than that.
More specifically, does Leibniz defend the view that God is the only causal agent in nature?
Salmon is hardly the only contemporary philosopher to defend the view that 'empty' names refer to abstract objects.
Most philosophers who defend the view that experiences have Russellian contents hold that these contents are weaker Russellian contents.
As difficult as it is to defend strict or thoroughgoing Evidentialism, it is even harder to defend the view that Evidentialism is inappropriate in every domain.
