Sentence examples for majority viewpoints from inspiring English sources

But neither he nor Woit really confront the reason ideas in physics become majority viewpoints.

They don't have time for minority viewpoints to turn themselves into majority viewpoints, which may take many years and sometimes decades.

This is achieved by ensuring that each Q sort (participant) has a high factor loading on only one factor, an analytic technique that can reveal the majority viewpoints of the sample [ 51].

The final report — totaling 576 pages in the commercially available version — will reflect the majority viewpoint of the six members appointed by Congressional Democrats.

The Cavalier approach says DRS is not in the spirit of cricket, but on the other hand, the Indian superstars should act in the spirit of cricket and accept the majority viewpoint.

"In academia, the Bayesian revolution is on the verge of becoming the majority viewpoint, which would have been unthinkable 10 years ago," said Bradley P. Carlin, a professor of public health at the University of Minnesota and a Bayesian specialist.

For instance, we may have evolved to copy the behavior of others in a group and to adopt the group's majority viewpoint even if it runs counter to our own because of a risk that asserting independent judgment could result in loss of status or, worse, complete exclusion from the group.

According to the majority viewpoint, the Synoptic Gospels are the primary sources of historical information about Jesus.

And when the worm turns it could turn against us, we who so often disagree with the majority viewpoint and with the market share audience that tires so readily of hearing us bellyache.

Following the majority shared viewpoint takes away the opportunity to really understand the uniqueness of a person.

In his opinion last week, Justice Kennedy said there was a risk that majority rule would overcome the "viewpoint neutrality" essential for the program's constitutionality.