Sentence examples for notorious views from inspiring English sources

Here Kant advances one of his most notorious views: that whatever it is that impinges on us from the mind-independent world does not come located in a spatial or a temporal matrix, not even a temporal one (A37=B54fn).. Rather, it is the mind that organizes this 'manifold of raw intuition', as he called it, spatially and temporally.

While there is a sense of some justice that carers from the notorious Winterbourne View hospital are now in jail, there is still one terrible tragedy that remains unaddressed.

He became internationally notorious for his views about AIDS, joining maverick scientists in questioning whether a virus was the cause of the illness.

One of the founders of the Augusta National golf club, Clifford Roberts, became notorious for his view that: "As long as I'm alive, golfers will be white and caddies will be black".

In his notorious A Short View of the Immorality and Profaneness of the English Stage (1698), Collier attacks William Wycherley, John Dryden, William Congreve, John Vanbrugh, and Thomas D'Urfey, censuring them for indecency, for profane language, for abusing the clergy, and for undermining public morality by sympathetic presentation of vice.

Less important for our purposes is Malebranche's notorious occasionalism, the view that genuine causal power belongs only to God.

Polls are notorious for supporting the views of those who commission them.

It made him a multi-billionaire who would become notorious for his strident views on US and Israeli politics.

Once a modern visitor finally views that notorious black-and-white TV ad that most 1964 voters never saw — the "Daisy Girl" mushroom cloud assault on Barry Goldwater as a nuclear war monger — the ads become as addictive as junk food.

One of the most notorious of Hume's views about the passions concerns their relation to our practical reason.

He also spent most of his life in a state notorious for its antiquated views on sexuality.