Sentence examples for organic view from inspiring English sources

It is paternalistic but has an organic view of society in which the rich and powerful have some obligation to the poor.

One encouraging note in realistic children's fiction of the second half of the 20th century in all advanced countries is the appearance of a more organic view.

He realized this organic view of architecture in buildings such as the Nakagin Capsule Tower (1970 72) in Tokyo and the Sony Tower (1972 76) in Ōsaka.

It's not a boudoir cliché but instead a very particular, almost childlike and certainly very organic view of fashionable dressing, as if a modern Fanny Brawne had conceived it.

This organic view of poetry is opposed to the classical theory of "genres," each with its own linguistic decorum; and it led to the feeling that poetic sublimity was unattainable except in short passages.

Thatcher's commitment to individual initiative was so strong, in fact, that she virtually repudiated the organic view of traditional conservatives when she declared that "there is no such thing as society".

DIY may sound like a niche audience, but Hometalk has more than 15 million active users and more than 300 million monthly page views, including 600 million organic video views since July.

The more organic video views Facebook gets, the more paid video ads it can seamlessly slide into News Feed.

Roger Cohen's column "The organic fable" (Views, Sept. 7) dismisses the benefits of small-scale organic farming, casting proponents of organic food as narcissistic and elitist.

Using (bi adamantane "knots" and p-phenylene "rods" as building blocks, statically determined organic frameworks, viewed and termed as porous organic polymers (POP) were synthesized by Suzuki coupling polycondensation with high yields, 85 94%.

As with the growth of "organic unity" views in the context of debates about intrinsic value, it is becoming common to think that life as a whole (or at least long stretches of it) can substantially affect its meaning apart from the amount of meaning in its parts.