Sentence examples for motivated view from inspiring English sources

Byrne and Logue (2008) and Snowdon (2005a) argue that that this sort of epistemologically motivated view need not preclude the idea that it is possible to identify a perceptual state that is common to veridical perception and hallucination.

This theologically motivated view does not seem to claim much historical evidence, however.

Dosimetry in 131I-mIBG for neuroblastoma is particularly motivated in view of the pediatric/young patient population.

Now, however, having irreparably destroyed his reputation and ties with both papal courts, Paul was left with no option other than to return to Constantinople, perhaps motivated, in view of his advancing old age, by confessing his sins and receiving absolution.

More broadly, it is also consistent with research showing that people are motivated to view the way society 'is' , as the way it 'ought to be' – to consider the current state of affairs to be the most desirable and reasonable way it could be, a motivated tendency driven by the desire to justify one's socio-political systems [ 59].

These early findings have motivated the view that understanding developmental changes in face orienting in infants at-risk as a group, and prior to the age of reliable diagnosis, will provide clues into variability in infants' responses to genetic risk [24].

Ideologically and religiously motivated, Coey viewed himself as a kind of latter-day crusader.

Some patients were motivated by viewing recording as a potential means of obtaining verifiable evidence of poor care experienced.

In order to motivate their view, fictionalists need to provide arguments against all of these views.

With the help of lawyers and sympathetic churchmen, homosexuals can create for themselves what is in all practical respects a marriage; if they lack a government licence, so what?The government-limiting impulse motivating this view is admirable.

And this is enough to motivate the view that we should have an index for a time.