Sentence examples for demonstrated views from inspiring English sources
But in such cases Gassendi is generally clear about non-philosophical motives, introducing such corrections or additions to his reasoned or empirically demonstrated views as are necessary by the dictates of faith or Scripture.
His responses to select questions, including agreeing that NSA chief Keith Alexander "should resign or be fired", are important to read because they demonstrate views that I think are annoyingly pro-NSA, as they shape that side of the political spectrum.
Experimental results suggest that the proposed method has a potential for practical application as it demonstrates view- and speed-invariant capabilities.
But many also demonstrated various views of a thoroughly traditional aspect of dancing: matching movement to music.
The petition on Change.org, which was started by Rachael Melhuish, women's officer at Cardiff University students union, alleged that Greer has "demonstrated misogynistic views towards trans women, including continually misgendering trans women and denying the existence of transphobia altogether".
Unlike Kelly, Watford has met with opposition from Grassley, who previously contested Watford's nomination to a federal judgeship based on his involvement in cases where he demonstrated liberal views on both immigration and the death penalty.
Maimonides even served the royal court of Saladin's empire as a physician and often demonstrated nuanced views of Islam, which he even defended at one point against accusations of idolatry from rabbis less versed in its teachings.
This excerpt demonstrated participants' views that social connections are fundamentally important to good health at the family and community level.
That was all going on before Whelan demonstrated his view of it all by appointing Mackay as Wigan's manager and defending his language.
Experiments have apparently demonstrated that viewing cute faces improves concentration and hones fine motor skills, which are useful modifications for handling an infant.
