Sentence examples for older view from inspiring English sources
An older view, according to which Archaic Greece exported its surplus population because of an uncontrollable rise in population, must be regarded as largely discredited.
In the 1960s, however, there was a remarkable revival of the older view, at least among a small but growing school of American monetary economists led by Friedman.
Harvey's work was the result of many careful experiments, but few of his critics took the trouble to repeat the experiments, simply arguing in favour of the older view.
After all, if that supposedly "older" view was just invented by Clinton or Bush-era homophobes when their Bible-thumping stopped working, then what's to respect or even tolerate?
Moreover, this approach of "interpretation as abduction" can be combined with the older view of "parsing as deduction" to produce an elegant and thorough integration of syntax, semantics, and pragmatics, one that spans the range of linguistic phenomena from phonology to discourse structure.
Wolfe's vision, though inspired by last April's uprising, is rooted in an older view of the world before the era of crack and mass incarceration, when gangs policed themselves.
"I think there's a habit of underestimating the intelligence of the viewing public, certainly the older viewing public".
CBS is known for being the television network that targets the older viewing audience.
They range from upscale hotels with stunning views of the lagoon such as the award-winning Iconic Santorini featuring 22 cave-like guest rooms to older, view-less inns for as little as $50 a night.
This result resonates with some older views but conflicts with the results of most studies over the last decade that have addressed the issue.
