Sentence examples for later views of from inspiring English sources

Shelby, rather too generously, claims to derive his own version of black solidarity from these later views of Delany.

However, Roman citizens at this time generally viewed military service as a proper undertaking of duty to the state, in contrast to later views of military service as an unwelcome and unpleasant burden.

They contain the seed of his later views on the material superstructure of society, and the distinction between use value and exchange value.

Like the neo-Aristotelian view of "open resoluteness" (Ent-schlossenheit) Heidegger developed in Being and Time, his later view of active receptivity (Gelassenheit) suggests a kind of ethical and aesthetic phronêsis or practical wisdom.

(Interestingly, in the light of his later views, he is completely contemptuous of military life and culture in "Making It").

Although eugenics was a prominent part of his early career, his later views in the field of marriage and family relations were based in the contemporary social sciences.

This idea might appear to have significant connections to later views, both to some views of Leibniz's and to more recent approaches that adopt a computational theory of mind.

Jagger's numbed expression as he later views the video playback of the incident is unforgettable.

Regarding Miche?Martin's "Gaza a year later" (Views, March 5): Who is thinking of Gaza and the Palestinians?

The 10-year "rule of the dukes" was later viewed as one of violence and disorder.

"And I was like, 'What?' " When she looked around her, and later viewed the photos of the sitters during each performance, which had been uploaded onto the museum's Web site, she saw that he was correct.