Clinton and Holder are the very definition of establishment politicians, and they're espousing a view that previously pitted an anxious, more anti-civility liberal base against a warier, more pro-civility party establishment.
While the majority rejects petitioner's justiciability argument as espousing a view "inconsistent with the Framers' insistence that our system be one of checks and balances," ante, at ____, it is the Court's finding of nonjusticiability that truly upsets the Framers' careful design.
In his later years, Osborn became controversial for espousing a view of evolution in which "progress" was ordained by some mysterious internal plasm within each organism, an idea that perhaps can be ultimately traced to McCosh's Princeton of the 1870s, where natural selection was not messily random but rather guided.
China forcefully espouses a view of sovereignty in the cyber realm that sees a greater degree of government control than the internet's creators ever envisioned — a view that doesn't seem as far-fetched as it once did, as politicians around the world grapple with the unintended consequences of technology.
Clark (1999) espouses a view of cognition which incorporates body-based sensorimotor information as constitutive of cognition, taking place outside the brain.
He espouses a view in microcosm held by millions across the nation in middle class suburbia that pay high state and local taxes.
Douglas however appears to be a sentimentalist, Baertschi argues, i.e. espousing a view on ethics according to which having the right feeling matters.
She denied that there ever was any such thing as Russian music, only music from Russia, and hinted that to maintain a nationalistic view of culture was to espouse a reactionary view of society.
After September 11th, a left-wing accusation became a right-wing aspiration: conservatives increasingly began to espouse a world view that was unapologetically imperialist.
It attracts an eclectic range of artists with university degrees in art, colonial history, dance and gender studies who espouse a political view that the revival is partly a revolt against cultural images of women who are universally slender and enhanced with silicone, botox and plastic surgery.
