Sentence examples for dissimilar view from inspiring English sources

Wundt's American counterpart, and contemporary, William James, took a not dissimilar view, although he was careful to acknowledge that in some people the "thought stuff," as he called it, might consist not so much of visual imagery as of imagery of other modes, especially the "verbal images" of inner speech (James, 1890 ch. 18).

"I thought they were all qualified and had not dissimilar views.

While Berlin and Paris have dissimilar views on and relationships with Britain in Europe, Merkel and Hollande will seek to strike a common Franco-German position on what concessions might be made to Cameron and where the limits lie.

The underlying principle is that two cameras separated by a baseline capture slightly dissimilar views of the same scene.

The consequence is that opposing or dissimilar views are "foreign" and a threat to that harmony.

In its worldview his speech was not so dissimilar to view of the court that in 1663 found the Astronomer Galileo guilty for saying the earth turns around the sun.

It has been suggested that women may perceive themselves to be less susceptible to osteoporosis with age because the longer they live without experiencing the disease, the more distant the threat of the disease appears, the more likely they are to perceive the disease occurrence to be low, or the more dissimilar they view themselves to women with the disease [ 24].

When the eyes view dissimilar images in the same visual location, one's initial perception is that of a fusion of the two scenes [1].

"We are more likely to be exposed to information through weak ties that's more dissimilar to our views.

Friends of the couple found them very similar in temperament and ambition, but quite dissimilar in their views on certain issues including women's rights.

Silicon Valley's views on philanthropy are not dissimilar to its evolving views on that other major nonprofit entity, the government.