Sentence examples for modify their views from inspiring English sources

Presidents should be allowed to receive and accept advice to modify their views without penalty from the courts.

In Kinship and Conquest, Drell challenges historians to modify their views on the nature of medieval family structure.

These questions led them to question the discipline in which categories are studied is it grammar, logic, or metaphysics?–and often forced them to modify their views of both science and the categories (Pini 2003, 189 90).

In her view representative opinions could arise only when citizens actually confronted one another in a public space, so that they could examine an issue from a number of different perspectives, modify their views, and enlarge their standpoint to incorporate that of others.

Note that there is no evidence whatsoever that Solomon made any attempt to push Briffa and Overpeck to modify their views of the scientific issues that were discussed in the email.

All of these failures to improve service utilization, taken together, led stakeholders involved with user fee policies to modify their views.

Mr. Wood said many carriers had modified their views about so-called voice-over-Internet-protocol, or VoIP, services.

She told me that psychoanalysts such as John Bowlby, Donald Winnicott and Heinz Kohut modified their views on childhood trauma in order not to be cast out by their fellow professionals.

Nevertheless, although religiosity is a factor in initial acceptance of evolution, it does not prevent LDS individuals from learning or modifying their views.

Poll numbers show that even some fundamentalists have modified their views and now accept gay people's rights to same-sex marriage.

The forum also requires the poster let others know when their view has changed by awarding the other poster a ∆ (a "delta," the Greek letter used in math to denote change) and explaining exactly what modified their view.