Sentence examples for neutral view of from inspiring English sources

Fans rarely had a neutral view of Cork.

The competitors took a neutral view of the pruning of national anthems--a special 1956 Olympic innovation.

Ming Zhou, a Microsoft researcher based in Beijing, also takes a more neutral view of the tension between modern technology and traditional skill.

George W Bush, the exhausted surgeon in Sarajevo, Scarlett Johansson in gold knickers: they are all one in Leibovitz's drastically neutral view of human nature.

Reagan's speech at the Evangelical Conference is that he expressed a neutral view of the most staggering moral problem of our age.

Speaking at the Guardian Changing Media Summit on Thursday, Tony Wang said that Twitter takes a "neutral" view of messages posted by its users because of the company's founding principles.

Knowing that its loyal members take a dim view of blood sports, its "neutral" view on the subject of shooting can on occasion veer towards outright hostility.

This may partly explain why fertility-related incompatibilities are more common than viability-related incompatibilities, and suggests a neutral view on the evolution of genetic incompatibility as well as speciation.

Subsequent studies have refined the neutral view on the evolution of gene expression by demonstrating that, although selection does, in fact, constrain expression divergence, much of the observed change in expression between species may nevertheless be effectively neutral [ 6, 7].

And the declines in the senator's favorable ratings have been modest -- even in the swing states, where the Bush-Cheney advertising hit him hardest, polls show that most voters still hold positive or neutral views of him.

As shown by recent theoretical work [8], stochastic processes can be introduced into deterministic competitive models, bridging a gap between classic niche theory and neutral views of assemblage dynamics.