Sentence examples for influential view from inspiring English sources

While deflationism has been an influential view since the 1970s, it has not escaped criticism.

Indeed, one influential view of organized athletic competitions is that they are a restructuring of the instinct to hunt and kill.

Mr Posner was a founder of the law-and-economics movement, an influential view of law which, crudely, recommends economic efficiency as the test of fair allocation.

It may not help that outside Kurdistan, Mr. Galbraith's influential view that Iraq should be broken up along ethnic lines is considered offensive to many Iraqis' nationalism.

The new understanding represents a significant challenge to an influential view of law among politically liberal lawyers over the past 50 years.

An influential view held by the psychoanalytic tradition is that neuroses arise from intrapsychic conflict (conflict between different drives, impulses, and motives held within various components of the mind).

So did Farington, whose influential Views of the Lakes eventually appeared in 1789.

The distinction implicit here between behaviour and inferred process is one of Tolman's major contributions and serves to reconcile influential views that might seem completely at odds.

Next we will look at two influential views of distributive justice, and consider whether equality is a moral ideal that we should endorse and seek to achieve.

Not that Stuart Hall but the towering cultural theorist, whose life story and influential views on race and identity are artfully conveyed here.

Ronald Bergan writes: It was Pauline Kael's agnostic and negatively influential views on the auteur theory that drove her, in part, to write Raising Kane in 1971.