Sentence examples similar to often held view from inspiring English sources
On another often held narrow view, even legitimate authority is not sufficient to create political obligations.
I often held a view of whether policy was taking a right or wrong direction when the subject was within my own self-appointed area of knowledge but I chose to be agnostic when it was not.
The critics were over the moon about this colorful French confection, even those who often held opposing views.
One key feature of the approach was its comparative nature: patients often held different views from those traditionally held by physicians of what constitutes health and good outcomes.
Yet gangs often express broadly held views, though in a violent way.
This became a widely held view.
It is a widely held view.
The definition of social Darwinism varies considerably, in part because social Darwinists have often held very different views on a variety of other issues.
3 Professionals often hold the view that they 'already do' shared decision-making, that the interventions promoted lack applicability to individual patients and that there is insufficient time to involve patients in decisions.
While most of the BBC's dedicated science coverage of climate change was excellent, the topic's coverage by BBC's non-science journalists too often held to a rigid view of "due impartiality" and gave "fringe views" too loud a voice, the report concluded.
