Sentence examples for encourages a view from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the start-up culture of today encourages a view that technical and management career paths need not be mutually exclusive.
Their inclusion by the exhibition's curator, Bob Nickas, encourages a view of abstraction as an expression of individual sensibility rather than an attempt to meet impersonal standards of formal excellence or art-historical significance.
Still, I suspect he loves his Freud, the one who encourages a view of complicated selfhood in the same way that Dostoyevsky or Shakespeare do, with the kind of disinterested love he admits, in a touching moment, to feeling for his patients.
This general approach encourages a view of enaction as essentially distinct from computation, as it is traditionally conceived.
For example, Sanday argued that the danger and struggle for intermittent reward required by large game hunting encourages a view of the power of nature as something apart from humans, which must be mastered by males: Consider, for example, a society that relies on large game for food and, perhaps, clothing or items for domestic use.
The representation encourages a view of Bland as a woman who had dreams, desires, and rights as a citizen.
"Treating it as a political matter may encourage a view of the court as nothing more than another political institution".
Its creators, who are the dudes behind the defunct video service Vine, encourage a view of themselves as trailblazers of interactive entertainment.
God had other plans.His idolising by the Victorians, and a reverent biography written soon after his death by Izaak Walton, have encouraged a view of Herbert as a tranquil soul.
The prevailing psychological winds encourage a view of thought as computation over representations of some sort.
Yet we think there is something more here: specifically, that the proximate-ultimate causation dichotomy encourages a unidirectional view of biological causation, where development is viewed as the outcome rather than the cause of evolution.
