Sentence examples for encouraging this view from inspiring English sources

By encouraging this view and presenting themselves as guardians of the Turkish state, the Erdogans seem to be winning new support, a big feat for a political force that has won less than half the votes in Turkey's elections.

The timing of his disaffection encourages this view.

Sergey Stanishev, the Socialist prime minister, encourages this view, because it reinforces his shaky coalition.

Reid encourages this view, using his supposed lawless status to trick criminals into giving themselves away.

He gently likes to encourage this view of himself as an unworldly poet and eastern eccentric.

Mr. Saakashvili encouraged this view, framing himself as a visionary who was leading a column of regional democracy movements.

It seems inconceivable that they would not still keep tabs on these zealots, even if they are not actively controlling them as many in India believe that they are.Recent events elsewhere have encouraged this view.

The administration of George W. Bush encouraged this view for more than seven years, spreading a notion that terror suspects only could be safely held and tried far from our shores at Guantánamo and brought nowhere near an American courthouse.

The temporal parts doctrine supports and encourages this view.

Twentieth-century behaviorist principles tended to encourage this view, but no prominent treatment of self-knowledge accepts this view in its most extreme and simple form.

Hume encourages this view of his project by employing Newtonian metaphors: he talks of an "attraction" in the "mental world" on a par with that in the "natural world" (1.1.4.6).