Sentence examples for popularly held view from inspiring English sources
The carpetbaggers were not raping the South, as in the then popularly held view, but were helping the blacks to education and economic achievement".
It is a popularly held view that Darwin was the first author to draw a phylogenetic tree diagram.
The use of the word "refugee" sparked anger, with many saying that this was an example of the popularly held view that the Western Cape and Cape Townwn – sees itself as an extension of Europe and the last bastion of white rule in Africa.
He is asking his father: "Daddy, will we ever have a safe space?" It's a succinct, witty point about privilege and victimhood that also taps into what has become a popularly held view: that universities are now mollycoddling hothouses full of delicate special snowflakes who cannot be confronted with a contradictory opinion without being "triggered".
His analysis runs against the popularly held view of Dar es Salaam as a beacon of diversity, where people of different religions and ethnicities live together peacefully.
Contrary to popularly held opinion [ 43, 44], it is not easy to conduct a valid and rigorous reliability study.
This became a widely held view.
It is a widely held view.
However, this was not a uniformly held view.
This conspiratorial view of Jews popularly held in Arab countries is, alas, relatively modern.
