Sentence examples for older views from inspiring English sources
Beginning in the early 19th century as a revolution occurred in the scholarly understanding of the biblical documents and the nature of their authority, the Churches of Christ generally held steadfastly to older views of Scripture, as the independents also tended to do, while Disciples accepted the approach of critical scholarship.
In contrast to older views, the harmony and complementarity of interests is a problematic task, an aspect of rational self-shaping, rather than a preconceived given.
Meinong's terminology constantly increased, and the number of his ideas and alleged objects grew steadily — although with significant revisions of some of his older views.
Rather, I suggest that some older views are in need of revision and some of the newer and more provocative results and inferences drawn from them require confirmation from other lines of evidence.
Further, many adopted older views rooted in the Contemplation Sutra, in which nembutsu recitation was seen pragmatically, as a means of cancelling the karmic effects of one's past evil.
A contrasting tendency in recent research is to revive older views of the Hegelian School as a whole, or in particular of Bauer, as philosophically vacuous and politically disengaged, or else politically counterproductive.
"I think there's a habit of underestimating the intelligence of the viewing public, certainly the older viewing public".
By Elizabeth Coatsworth The New Yorker, October 18 , 1930P. 44 Now I am older View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz.
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.
CBS is known for being the television network that targets the older viewing audience.
In this regard Marty undertakes to criticize his older view that there are indeed such contents under the heading of "immanent objects" (Marty 1908a 384-406).
