Sentence examples for persistent view from inspiring English sources

The first and most persistent view of Machiavelli is that of a teacher of evil.

It reflects the persistent view that personality or a way of thinking can raise or reduce the likelihood of illness.

There is a persistent view that intelligence extracted under torture is worthless, but there is no sign that MI5 or MI6 take that view.

In fact, there is a persistent view in the autism research community that there are only a modest number of autism loci known.

In the combustion community there seems to be a persistent view that Ludwig Soret (L-S) (thermally driven, non-Fickian) species diffusion will only be important for low molecular weight species, such as H and H2 in H2/air flames.

"We have found that there is a strong and persistent view from universities that the modular approach to A-levels is not achieving what it needs to, that the parts don't add up to the whole," she said.

By the late 1990s in the US, a hairstyle that had been persistent viewed as rebellion, "unkempt", became a fuller realized expression of pride and beauty, supplanting the popularity of the afro, and is ubiquitous today.

This unity is moreover an instance of Neurath's persistent views: his pragmatic and conventionalist epistemology and his view of the unity of science.

Additionally, the survey may persuade consumers to reassess persistent views that domestic makers trail imports in reliability, he said.

Ms. Saar is doubtlessly commenting on the still-persistent view of black women as domestic workers; the woman's nudity suggests a coexisting stereotype.

But it also reflects the persistent administration view that the Iraqis must take the necessary steps to solve their own security problems.