Sentence examples for expresses this view from inspiring English sources

A slight acquaintance of Lucan's, Dr. Joseph Murray, expresses this view twenty-five years later: **{:.break one} ** The police were slow.

His cave allegory (in the "Republic"), which compares us to prisoners condemned to view only shadows of images of real things, vividly expresses this view.

Gladwell expresses this view in retort to an essay published by last week by Gawker's Tom Scocca about the rise of a mode of discourse he calls smarm.

In his mature metaphysics, Leibniz expresses this view somewhat differently by saying that a substance is active insofar as it has distinct perceptions and passive insofar as it has confused perceptions.

They've disproved all that stuff, Eli, and I refuse to sit by and watch it happening on my own front lawn". The non-Jew who expresses this view is essentially the prevalent view of the Jewish American author, who has an uneasy relationship to the dogma of Judaism, but feels some connection with common Jewish inherited personality traits.

The a new headline-snatching documentary Starsuckers, released today, expresses this view at great length: the West has been drugged by fame into a brain-coma, where our eyes can only follow the neon lights of Hollywood and the Big Brother house.

Russell expressed this view somewhat over-dramatically by calling a definition an expression of the author's will.

Administration officials also expressed this view.

It was the first Arab article which expressed this view.

Lord Heseltine has expressed this view: "There's always a midterm protest," he said.

Guy Hands, the chief executive of Terra Firma Capital Partners, was among those expressing this view.