Sentence examples for form of view from inspiring English sources

The latter form of view wouldn't count as an interesting form of deflationism, although it might well be an interesting position in its own right.

Here, then, rather as with the train example, religious experience takes the form of viewing some material context with appropriate salience.

In the 1930s and 1940s, there was work in which the quadratic form point of view was implicit but it was only in the 1950s that forms became explicitly discussed objects and Kato was a major player in this development.

"From a form point of view, we told him we would look at other options.

That strongly run Kempton handicap, won so ­impressively by Nacarat, looks worth following from a form point of view.

Nonexpansive mappings and its generalization are important form applications of view.

These alternative forms of viewing may be changing the way we watch sports, or even why we watch.

Some form of this view was shared by all Mādhyamikas.

None of those who identify themselves as Objective Bayesians holds this extreme form of the view.

Aside from creationism, the most common form of teleomentalist view is that teleological claims in biology are mere metaphor — describing and explaining biological phenomena on the basis of more or less loose comparisons to psychological teleology.

The most influential form of this view holds that two causal processes causally interact when they intersect in space-time and exchange some amount of a conserved quantity, such as mass.