Sentence examples for fundamental views on from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, they have not changed their fundamental views on the issues.

Taylor explicitly recognizes that different groups, countries, religious communities, and civilizations hold incompatible fundamental views on theology, metaphysics, and human nature.

Recently, VICE made me spend a Sunday afternoon on a quest of sexual perversion and depravity at a place so disgusting it may have changed my fundamental views on sex forever.

Between Authoritarian God and Benevolent God believers within the same religious tradition -- and across traditions -- strong differences exist with regard to fundamental views on the family: the former envision power and control, the latter warmth and support.

Analyst David Reynolds at Jefferies remained positive on the stock: [We] welcome the additional liquidity and our fundamental view on the stock, a positive one, remains unchanged since 4 March [the preliminary results].

Reflections on such compromises will be under way in deep secrecy within Labour, but there is no sign Miliband, one of the least conventional Labour leaders in postwar years, will retreat on his fundamental view on public spending or equality.

The contribution will give a fundamental view on bubble generation, redispersion for dispersed gas-liquid systems in microstructured devices together with design and scale-up discussion.

"We didn't connect on this fundamental view of what was important.

"You do have to start asking yourself a pretty tough set of questions about what his fundamental views actually are on so many of these issues," says Suskind. "Did he ever believe that he was going to be doing many of those things that he inspired people with in the campaign?" During his 2008 presidential campaign, Obama spoke eloquently and strikingly about the excesses of Wall Street.

Although the influences on Wittgenstein's work are notoriously difficult to interpret, there are clearly evident similarities to Poincaré's fundamental views (Rodych 2011).

But a close adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that "the fundamental difference of views on how much risk we can take with Iran is re-emerging".