Sentence examples for feeding a view from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the greatest irony of all is that many of the people promoting optimism are unwittingly feeding a view of human nature that is cynical in the very worst sense.

The Post counters that it wasn't Weigel's offensive impact alone, but rather that his comments fed a view that the paper's reporters "bring a bias to their work".

The collapse of content feeds a diminished view of human potential, a mood of scarcity, a sense that we're in a dog-eat-dog fight for shares of a shrinking pie.

He warned that the government's benefit changes could "risk feeding a minority of people's views and prejudices about immigrants" and that pay was a more significant factor.

Together, they feed a ferociously negative view of the administration to talk radio hosts, Web pundits, Congressional aides and small-town newspaper columnists.

The upshot of "The Joy of Cooking?" is that we've all been fed an overly-romanticized view of home cooking by people like Michael Pollan and Mark Bittman, but this "emerging standard is a tasty illusion, one that is moralistic, and rather elitist".

This paper presents a detailed numerical investigation of the transport and electrochemical phenomena involved during the operation of a single proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell on reformate feed with a view to developing optimal design and operating conditions.

Infant feeding is viewed traditionally as a gender role for women [ 23].

Are parents and doctors, in choosing Ritalin and similar medications, as he states, feeding into a societal view that "all of life's problems can be solved with a pill" and giving millions of children the impression that there is something inherently defective in them?

(B-D) Feeding pilidium, lateral view.

Racial prejudice feeds the view that Barack Obama is an immigrant.