Sentence examples for kinds view of from inspiring English sources

We consider this second option in section 5, where we discuss the dominant kinds view of Michael Burke (1992).

A large landscape in distemper by Vuillard may encourage a kinder view of his late work.

Compared with centuries past, his church has taken a kinder view of people outside its ranks.

What's to say it will take a kinder view of British-made cars.

The judges took a kinder view of an emergency device designed by Kansas residents Thomas K. McDonald and Gary R. Hannah.

Mr. Temkin, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Taggart and others in the group culled from New York Times/CBS polls, were showing signs of inching away from Mr. Giuliani and taking a kinder view of his Democratic opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Many banking executives hope the nation will take a kinder view of their industry on Tuesday, when nine big banks are expected to get the go-ahead to return billions of bailout dollars.

The less kind view of him is as a critical Edward Casaubon, always trying to place and map works of art into political and social contexts that grey and wither their more complex luminosity.

Of course, this raises the question of what a kind is; Wolterstorff (1970) adopts the kind view of types and identifies kinds as universals.

With one-of-a-kind views of Uluru (Ayers Rock), Longitude 131 is an iconic outback resort that is unparalleled for its pristine location and cultural experiences.

He is running on the same kind of issues, and has the same kind of view of the world.