Sentence examples for developed a view from inspiring English sources

One person who has developed a view of this sort since Aristotle is the Australian philosopher David Armstrong.

"Since then," Mr. Bernanke told his audience, "I've developed a view that central bankers should not try to determine fundamental values of assets".

In Les Lois psychologiques de l'évolution des peuples (1894; The Psychology of Peoples) he developed a view that history is the product of racial or national character, with emotion, not intelligence, the dominant force in social evolution.

John Stuart Mill (1843) developed a view of this kind.

Putnam, for example in (Putnam 1987), has developed a view that revives some of the pragmatic aspects of Carnap's view.

He also saw deep points of connection between ethics and religion, and developed a view of Judaism as a profoundly ethical system of belief and practice.

Bobick and Davis [86] developed a view-based approach for the recognition of human movements by constructing a vector image template comprising two temporal projection operators: binary motion-energy image and motion-history image.

Results: We have created an integrated dataset for Saccharomyces cerevisiae using the semantic data integration tool Ondex, and have developed a view-based visualization technique that allows for concise graphical representations of the integrated data.

Mr. Malone, a Canadian diplomat, added: "What he's been able to do is develop a view of what the organization must do in years to come to salvage and rebuild its credibility that is politically attractive to leaders.

"In this role, he will head a group of senior executives who will work together to develop a view of what global banking will look like in the years ahead," the bank said in a statement.

In Man, the State, and War (1959), the American international relations theorist Kenneth Waltz applied systems theory to the study of international conflict to develop a view known as structural realism.