Sentence examples for examining the views from inspiring English sources

We will spend the bulk of our time examining the views of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle — and, especially, their reasons for holding those views.

However, despite the fact that registered nurse preceptors are key players in supporting students during their placements there is a lack of literature examining the views of preceptors working with nursing students in mental health settings.

Waltz's doctoral thesis, which was published as Man, the State, and War: A Theoretical Analysis (1959), was a work of political theory (see political philosophy) examining the views of the great thinkers of Western political thought on the causes of war and peace.

If the reports are true that Congress will focus on trade as the common ground to advance with the Obama administration, it's worth examining the views of Senate Finance Committee ranking member Orrin Hatch, likely to assume the chairmanship.

In the present study, we conducted a qualitative analysis examining the views of the specialist.

We have compared the findings of our study with surveys examining the views of the general public.

We might first illustrate the point by examining the view defended by the most prominent of the externalists, Alvin Goldman's reliabilism.[8] The fundamental idea behind reliabilism is strikingly simple.

The national Chamber of Commerce asked Congress to examine the views of David Michaels, President Obama's nominee to head the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Of those, 1,068 were women, a deliberate oversampling designed to examine the views of different groups of women.

The survey, conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health and the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, examined the views of more than 800 American doctors and 1,200 other adults.

Mr Dacre said the article, printed on 1 October, had "examined the views held by Miliband senior over his lifetime, not just as a 17-year-old youth".