Sentence examples for formulated views from inspiring English sources

Of course, the fact that it articulated so much better than I could my own vaguely formulated views about Amis's writings over the years — including his own reviews — certainly added to its appeal.

Atomists formulated views on ethics, theology, political philosophy and epistemology consistent with this physical system.

Instead they suggest that mindfulness training "is best conducted by practitioners who have adequately formulated views of the disorders they wish to treat and of the ways that mindfulness training can be helpful to clients with those disorders".

Focus groups are an established method for accessing personal experiences and encouraging people who feel they have little to say to formulate views through interaction with others.

That was when I formulated my "views differ on shape of planet" motto.

Victoria Glendinning, in her biography of West, has no doubt that Black Lamb and Grey Falcon is "the central book of her life... the work in which Rebecca West formulated her views on religion, ethics, art, myth and gender".

However, Zeno most likely formulated his views between 300 275, and Arcesilaus argued against him c. 275 to 240, when Zeno (who died c. 263) was probably already retired (Brittain 2006, xiii; Alesse 2000, 115 f.; Long 2006, ch. 5).

There is a pace required for deep reflection and certainly for collaboration that would mean stopping to hear, not only one another's point of view, but to hear how they have formulated that view, so we can ffinally begin to expand our capacity for empathy.

His "central dogma" formulated the view that once genetic information had passed into protein, it could not get out again.

It might have been in such a locale that my friend and colleague Clive James first formulated his view that, while literary criticism is not essential to literature, both are essential to civilisation.

Joachim formulated a view of successive past and future persecutions of the Christian church that inspired him to propose the appearance of a succession of "antichrists" (e.g., Nero, Muhammad, and Saladin) before the arrival of the great Antichrist.