Sentence examples for encounters the view from inspiring English sources

For example, one frequently encounters the view that psychology must be capable of being expressed ultimately in terms of the Turing machine (e.g. Fodor 1981: 130; Boden 1988: 259).

When the party encounters monsters the view switches perspective and players are presented with several options on a menu; these first-person menu-based battles have become a staple of the series.

One of Kelly's most inspired decisions was to set the story in the mid-1970s, partly because it was a less knowing period, before small boxes were used every day to guide cars and to transmit photographs around the globe, and partly because it evokes some classic paranoid science fiction and conspiracy thrillers (The Stepford Wives, Close Encounters, The Parallax View).

Indeed, he's just had a noteworthy encounter at The View, where his dressing room adjoined that of singer Mary J. Blige, who was also a guest on the show.

I also just recently encountered (on The View) tweeps, the people or peeps one tweets to, and twilter, a way to filter one's tweets.

Previous views refer to views of reports produced previous to the last encounter (e.g. in an emergency encounter the doctor views a report produced 4 encounters ago in an outpatient consultation).

On the East Coast at Harvard, he encountered the psychogenic views of Jungian Henry Murray.

At each simulated patient encounter, the PCP viewed history and physical exam data, recorded impressions, and took a series of actions that were not scripted and could include ordering tests, making referrals to specialists and educators, recommending diet and physical activity, and initiating or titrating various medications for glucose, blood pressure, lipids, or depression.

Encountering our first humpback, the view is very different from the other day: down in this low, small vessel, we're right alongside the giant.

Or in using the lobby as a gallery space for huge contemporary projects, so that a visitor coming to see the van Goghs and Rembrandts in Armand Hammer's collection, some of which is always on view, encounters the work of at least two young artists who may never have shown in a museum before.

That's the view I encountered constantly when I worked at the organisation Index On Censorship some years back.