Sentence examples for opposing the view from inspiring English sources

However, such evidence constituted nothing more than a bunch of anomalies opposing the view of living beings based on Scriptures, until Charles Darwin (and A.R. Wallace) did provide the logic behind that, i.e., the mechanism of natural selection.

In attempting this goal, Shaftesbury was opposing the view that politeness good manners, agreeability, pleasantness is a shallow, merely cosmetic concern distinct from the virtue of a person (see Klein 1994).

In saying this, I am opposing the view that creativity has to be defined purely in terms of an art film or animation – rather I would put creativity in terms of astoundingly clever and useful web sites or mobile services, many of which are becoming world-class players.

' So you find that the food the mother have at home is really not opted for the child - so you really fail to understand how to help them out of their situation.' It has also been described that replacement feeding is opposing the view of motherhood, which can partly explain that it is often perceived as an unacceptable alternative [ 48].

In 1765 he won a gold medal for a dissertation on the sexes of plants, opposing the views of the Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus.

And I feel that inside the U.S. government there are probably figures or tendencies opposing the views of Mr. Kerry and those of Mr. Obama.

On the other, Kirkpatrick consistently opposed the view that the United States should or could spread democracy by force.

Legendary former England opening batsman Geoffrey Boycott opposes the view that England do not concentrate enough on one-day cricket, but is not particularly enamoured with the selectors.

While I oppose the view that homosexuality is a "sin," school districts must not approve of sweeping anti-harassment policies that severely curtail freedom of speech.

He consistently opposed the view, espoused by Carnap, Neurath, and Popper, that the only justifiers were sentences, whether Neurath's 'protocols' or Popper's 'basic statements'.

The estimation result regarding the traditional measure of trade openness indicates a positive and significant association between trade openness and inflation which opposes the view of the Romer (1993) hypothesis.