Sentence examples for distorting view of the from inspiring English sources
Earlier we saw how Thomas' use of philosophical analysis helped to avoid the potentially distorting view of the theologian upon the nature of the soul.
This is the potentially distorting view of the theologian--to see the human intellectual soul as something like an angel, and we are reminded of Shakespeare, "how like an angel".
But because of the potentially distorting view of the theologian, the latter in a sense is forced to do so; the theologian has to ask philosophical questions the philosopher need not ask, in order to avoid a distorted view of the soul.
The overwhelming majority of the research and researchers might favour one idea over another, but both will be presented as equals on the box, potentially giving a grossly distorted view of the research.
By missing so many new sources of productivity, the undercounts distort our already distorted view of economic value -- the view that treats traditional manufacturing and management jobs as more legitimate, even more real, than craft professions or personal-service businesses.
When I asked a student from India his views on what we had seen, he replied that the film was a grossly distorted view of his country.
When I described what I learned in South Korea to the rabbi who taught my seventh-grade Talmud class, he worried that Tokayer's stories were providing a "simplistic" and "distorted" view of Judaism to South Koreans.
"It works against the benefit of humankind for people to have distorted views of what the actual facts are".
Some questions can be addressed using transformed cell lines but they are artificial models harbouring one or more oncogenic mutations that may have had widespread and poorly characterized effects on cellular biology, and reliance on their use alone can distort views of function and significance.
"They are distorting the view of the Republican party," she says.
