Sentence examples for develop views of from inspiring English sources

The i will have to develop views of its own, to tilt at windmills and tip over tables.

Leaders at the US Department of Defense were seeking a methodology to develop views of potential futures.

University faculties are challenged with the need to build scientific literacy and develop views of NOS in several major student subpopulations, including nonscience majors and science majors.

They had very well developed views of how to judge a president and were balancing some very important things in a very serious way.

"During the 17th century," declaims one of the many, many wall texts, "Europeans developed views of their own racial superiority for reasons of self-interest". It's true, but nothing can be stated that baldly without replacing history with ideology.

In ancient Greece the naturalists of Ionia (western Asia Minor), long regarded as the originators of science, developed views of the universe that were in fact very close to the creation myths of their time.

Following Slaughter, foresight can generally be defined as: "opening to the future with every means at our disposal, developing views of future options, and then choosing between them".

Everything they witness affirms the public's developing view of how government really works.

The relationship between permeability requirements and the developing view of the needs of the cornea, in terms of oxygen consumption, are discussed and the particular roles of fluorine and silicon in the design of successful polymers described.

Robert Holkot, OP (d. 1349) belonged to the first generation of scholars to absorb and develop the views of William Ockham.

Thus, an argument can be made that extraverted individuals would tend to develop positive views of entrepreneurship.