Sentence examples for popular views from inspiring English sources

Mr Ghemawat conducts surveys of popular views of globalisation.

If historians have failed to change such popular views, it has not been for want of trying.

THERE are, writes Barry Eichengreen, two popular views of the European economy: it is either a "phoenix" or a "basket case".

Because much collective behaviour is dramatic, unpredictable, and frightening, the early theories and many contemporary popular views are more evaluative than analytic.

Platonism has been around for over two millennia, and over the years it has been one of the most popular views among philosophers of mathematics.

The notion that appealing to a popular consensus will resolve that problem is often discounted by those who believe that political constitutionalism consults popular views directly.

This remains a popular view.

That's not a popular view.

That was not a popular view at the time.

That's a popular view among environmentally minded travellers.

Contrary to popular view, Pakistan cannot unilaterally dictate the outcome.