Sentence examples for genuine viewing from inspiring English sources

But it's inherently ridiculous to equate that sort of genuine viewing dilemma with the Downton Abbey-Spooks situation.

That is my genuine view.

If that's their genuine view, there's no Russian/Saudi deal.

Some advisers say Mr. Bloomberg is simply expressing his genuine view of the city's fiscal situation, speaking more like the businessman he was than the politician he is.

His own personal philosophic views, he said, were those of the ancient sages of Greece (including the genuine views of Plato and Aristotle), which he had set forth in the "Oriental Philosophy," a book that has not survived and probably was not written or meant to be written.

"If that is his genuine view, he needs to explain why he ordered his MPs to vote against Labour's calls in October to suspend support for the Saudi-led coalinion in Yemen, until a lasting ceasefire has been brokered and until alleged violations of international humanitarian law have been properly investigated," Thornberry said.

Also bowing to public pressure, Barilla backtracked and apologized; claiming his comments were "not a genuine view" of his opinion.

Our study, therefore, presents a more genuine view of the risk factors for low Apgar scores among patients at a standard Swedish obstetric unit.

By asking the GPs to present their own descriptions of managing cases of primary prevention, material that was close to their actual practice was received and could thereby be considered as reflecting their genuine views.

This is what Husserl called "givenness", and in genuine phenomenological viewing we should attend only to the phenomena in the manner of their being given to us, in their modes of givenness.

This raises the question to what extent the Sophists possessed any general view of the world or gave expression to any genuine philosophical views, whether original or derived.