Sentence examples for educated views from inspiring English sources
Rousseau's Nouvelle Héloïse fired a new attitude toward love more highly emotional than ever before as his Émile (1762) changed educated views on how to bring up children.
We can, however, note current trends and take a reasonably educated view on how agencies need to respond to them.
But the ethos that should shape these responses is the same: sense of place; historical awareness; an educated view of where history is going; and a receptive state of mind.
It scares me that so many of the decisions we must make, both in our personal lives and as a society, require an understanding of science and statistics, yet so many of even our brightest and best educated view these subjects as completely alien and somehow beneath them.
Figure 8 depicts the performance of the involved steps, by which it is evident that in the former case the actual spectrum occupancy is poorly approximated, while in the latter, a more educated view of the underlying spectrum environment is obtained with significantly more white space bands being detected.
Nonetheless, the studies converge to suggest that university educated individuals' views of IDT and ET can be influenced by existential threat.
The fathers of these children had legally adopted them them and sent them to Holland to be educated... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.
The fathers of these children had legally adopted them them and sent them to Holland to be educated... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
Obstetricians are trained surgically, and it seems they are educated to view childbirth as a medical emergency waiting to happen.
His letters show that he was well educated; the view of him as a mere brutish highwayman seems not to do him justice.
His selection appears to prove this: by most accounts, the Politburo originally opted to stick with Mr Phieu, but gave in to pressure from the wider group.Many educated Vietnamese view the conservative Mr Phieu as an inept country bumpkin.
