Sentence examples for mature views from inspiring English sources

The grilling ranged from Eritrea to Hillary Clinton, from her youthful zeal as a ban-the-bomber to her mature views on making the world a better place.

Putnam (1991) provides a helpful big picture of Reichenbach's mature views on metaphysics and epistemology.

Reichenbach's mature views on the notion of analytic truth were complex.

Locked developed his mature views on axiology well in advance of many leading pragmatists e.g., Dewey and James.

His time spent in the intellectually vibrant French capital proved crucial to the development of his mature views in physics.

As an embodiment of his mature views, the Principles will thus form the basis of our examination of Cartesian physics.

A young artist proclaims that he has a "mature view-point".

One consequence of Augustine's mature view of evil as "non-being", a privation of the good, is that evil eludes our understanding.

"The mature view says that even in the darkest of hours, a campaign can bounce rather than continue to slide, and that's what we are working toward".

Anyone who knew George well, who had been to college with him, say, or had any mature view of life, knew that he was gay, but his sexuality was sufficiently refined that I hadn't encountered its kind before.

(Flaubert would always be a frugal recycler. He drafted the saint's history at least three times, and the definitive version — his mature view of martyrdom — was published in 1874).