Sentence examples for has revised his view from inspiring English sources

Though further research has revised his view of 16th-century Spanish monarchy, Prescott's basic work is still judged to be generally fair and accurate.

When his office was asked last week if he has revised his view, it said only that his comments "were based upon what he knew at the time".

But his frequent comrade in arms, Mr Krugman, does not seem to have revised his view that their business-cycle theory is "as worthy of serious study as the phlogiston theory of fire".His analogy implies that economics, like chemistry and physics, makes enough intellectual progress to allow economists to ignore some old thinkers.

Many logical empiricists started out as neo-Kantians: Reichenbach, Carnap, Schlick, and even Hempel (until he studied with Reichenbach, who by that time had revised his view).

The other unanswered question is whether Mr. Summers's warnings of last week -- he has since revised his view, he says, because the oil market has tightened further -- will prove prescient.

She has revised her views, but copies of her 1977 book "Hagarism" change hands for hundreds of dollars.A burst of new Koranic scholarship erupted at SOAS in the 1980s.

2. Partially in response to objections of this sort, Dworkin revised his view to exclude an explicit requirement of identification.

He had to revise his view of the goal," Bin Nasser said.

Serbia must critically re-evaluate all steps undertaken so far... ...... Days after writing this assessment in a draft report to the UN Security Council last month, Serge Brammertz, chief prosecutor at the Yugoslav war-crimes tribunal in The Hague, had to revise his view when Ratko Mladic was captured in Serbia after 16 years on the run.

But he recently revised his views, calling on Malays to make do without special treatment, and declaring that the "greening" of Malaysia had gone far enough.

Chisholm continually refined — and sometimes utterly revised — his views.