Sentence examples for forms of viewing from inspiring English sources

In all traditional forms of viewing the game, rarely do you have the chance to hear the voices of the individual player.

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

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

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.

But with reference to whether or not Netflix could be stymied by other forms of TV viewing, he said: "Their growth doesn't take away from us".

Nonreligious forms of this view were developed in the 20th century by existentialist writers such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus, both of whom combined the epistemological skepticism of Kierkegaard with the religious and ethical skepticism of Friedrich Nietzsche.

I will term these broadest and most ambitious forms of the view generic fitting attitude theories of value.

They are rather like the ba sic forms of solid geometry viewed under conditions of weightlessness.

For many years, these two forms of silencing were viewed as separate and distinct.

A systematic review of different forms of cognition as viewed in the context of the theory of evolution.

Increased regulation could prevent this, but it is unclear what forms of oversight universities view as feasible and effective.