Sentence examples for earlier view of from inspiring English sources

But others complained that Professor Horowitz's earlier view of Mills as a "true reformer" had darkened.

A previously unrecorded picture signed with initials about 1752 offers a striking Italian parallel to the painter's earlier view of Caernarvon Castle.

But it makes a worthwhile point, in her view, by urging a rediscovery of an earlier view of global health that was more prevalent before 2000.

Modern embryology has corrected an earlier view of the fetus as a part of the mother; from the moment of conception, he holds, it is a "complete, self-integrating organism," with unique self-directing DNA.

According to, for instance, (an earlier view of) Paul Boghossian (1989: 513), the mere fact that we can evaluate assertions as correct or incorrect shows that words are governed by norms of use.

Husserl claims that we actually do perceive melodies in opposition to an earlier view of Brentano, viz., that we with the help of our imagination or recollection construct or reconstruct such unities out of a synthesis of mental acts.

In the late 90s, we would drink Champagne overlooking the Hudson and the Statue, the bar with an overhanging ship, of course, imitated the earlier views of the Hudson.

The company pegged its quarterly earnings at 62 cents per share, topping earlier views of 54 cents to 58 cents and the average estimate of 56 cents from analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial.

Author 1's observation (turn 7), perhaps more as a researcher than an equal cogen participant, pulled the focus back to a comparison with the class's earlier viewing of a short YouTube clip, creating a breach in the fluidity of the conversation.

That view has largely displaced earlier views of managers as professionals with obligations to various "stakeholders" and to the broader society.

In contrast to earlier views of reproduction as a cooperative affair between two mating partners, it has become evident that sexual encounters between males and females are commonly accompanied by conflict between sexually interacting partners [ 1].