Sentence examples for on any view from inspiring English sources
One need not do or become anything in particular to enjoy political liberty in the republican sense; one need not exercise self-mastery, on any view of what that entails, nor succeed in acting on one's second-order desires (Skinner 1984; Spitz 1993).
On any view, this is major tax litigation".
On any view, this is a dangerously misconceived reaction.
To silence the key contribution of anthropology to promoting it is perverse on any view".
"On any view [it] will put the planning authority hereafter in an impossible or difficult position".
He said: "This has been, on any view, an exceptional, and exceptionally distressing case".
Reliance should not be placed on any views or information in the material when taking individual investment and/or strategic decisions.
If audiences wish to catch up on any viewing omissions of the major contenders at this Sunday night's Oscars ceremony, top choice is likely to be The Revenant, which won five Baftas including film, director and actor.
Such objections would, at a minimum, place significant pressure on any views that explain perceptual content by appeal to actual behavior.
"Mr Latham's defence is, on just about any view, an extraordinary document," Wigney said.
"I am not suggesting that the state should have any view on the content".
