Sentence examples for developed views from inspiring English sources

At Westminster, Fox developed views that were often superficially disparaged as "populist".

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

Much of this was incorporated in his commentary on the Brahma-sutras, the Shri-bhashya, which presents his fully developed views.

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.

That he had actually developed views on such issues seems to have defeated his candidacy.

He attempts to promote the idea akin, in fact, to the clearer and more developed views of Boolos and McKay that there is simply no such object as 'the many' no such thing as the logical subject of a semantically plural sentence, the possibly collective nature of the predication notwithstanding.

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

At the heart of this shift of emphasis are Augustine's developing views on the will.

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

Barberousse and Ludwig (2009), Contessa (2010), Frigg (2010a, 2010b), Godfrey-Smith (2006, 2009), Leng (2010) and Toon (2010) develop views that see models as fictions of some kind.

Here we should note, however, that Ehrenfels came to develop views in aesthetics that can be contrasted with the non-cognitivism found in his early work.