Sentence examples for feeding a view of 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 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.

But their wit and exuberance and high spirits sort of fed their view of themselves and it was just understood that whatever was out there was ours for the taking".

Such talk fed the view of some critics that Ms. Quinn had her sights on the mayor's office when she sided with Mr. Bloomberg and against the majority of her fellow council members.

Up to that point, pop culture films based in New York like Pollock, Scorsese's Life Lessons, and Basquiat had created and fed my view of the Art World.

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".

With technology less of an issue, BioShock could afford to regularly feed you views of the abyss beyond.

Here, the company will now provide a news feed-like view of all the data it collects as you search on Bing, talk to Cortana and use other Microsoft services where you are an authenticated user.

But our insistence on calling the fall classic the World Series feeds worldwide views of American hubris.