Sentence examples for fit this view from inspiring English sources

Ancient Roman historians, who were often patriotic senators, believed that Rome always waged just wars in self-defense, and they wrote their accounts accordingly, distorting or suppressing facts that did not fit this view.

The skinheads often unemployed youths who, as Victor Shnirelman, an analyst of Russian racism, puts it, "want to feel like winners, at least in their own cities"—fit this view.So does the new hierarchy of Russian racisms.

And discrimination based on many forms of disability would seem to fit this view.

Recognised role for C2-PLDs in processes such as response to wounding, pathogen attack and multiple abiotic stresses seems to fit this view, but other processes including membrane degradation during senescence also have to be considered [ 2].

Fitting this view, the waist circumference was lower in MHO subjects than in the obese insulin-resistant subjects; on the other hand, it was higher in comparison to the nonobese and insulin-sensitive group (Table 1), in spite of a similar all-cause mortality.

The non-monogamous newcomers, who don't fit this couple-centric view, won't find any love here.

The notion of equality does not fit within this view, because within the family natural hierarchies exist that will be replicated in the good society at large.

The results from the present study generally fit with this view – in order for the auditory stimulus to affect visual perception, integration of the auditory information would have to occur very rapidly, perhaps via direct cortical pathways that are not sensitive to spatial information.

This appears to fit the view that the residual Sargasso proteins presumably contain distant relatives of NcCOG proteins (e.g. paralogous genes) and are difficult to be assigned to a single NcCOG.

Rockefeller's reputation as a member of the Eastern liberal establishment and left wing of the Republican party did not fit this description; his selection was viewed as an outrage by many conservatives.

The idea of a "hate crime" fits with this view.