Sentence examples for reversed this view from inspiring English sources

Again Ethics may have reversed this view, citing knowledge several times as one ideal good that may be added to the hedonist's good of pleasure (34, 146 47).

Simplified summary of Budd's "broad-scale" cladogram (1996) Further analysis and discoveries in the 1990s reversed this view, and led to acceptance that arthropods are monophyletic, in other words they do share a common ancestor that was itself an arthropod.

In many places around the world, notably Europe, that tonal change was so welcome that it reversed the view of America.

As a consequence, they reversed the view and the approach to the MVP, and they developed the features not from bottom to top but from left to right.

The officials said Mr. Bush might be able to reverse that view with assurances to Mr. Putin that if Mr. Hussein is deposed, any new Iraqi government would pay the $8 billion or so that Iraq now owes to Moscow.

While larger and more sophisticated than the first two models, even a change to a water-cooled engine did not reverse the view that the T3 was antiquated and overpriced.

He was especially keen to reverse the view that GD was just a metal-bender.

Thus, he says, a communitarian who was once repelled by the thought of drinking recycled wastewater might reverse that view if support for it comes from someone with shared cultural values.

Namely, just this week, the CAFC reversed its view on willful infringement damages in a case with Seagate, and the PTO held a webinar to cover its Nov 1st new requirements to Improve Patent Quality.

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., who opposes expanding marriage to gay couples but recently reversed his view on adoption by them, suggested that, for "orphans," this kind of family is better than no family at all.

If you prefer to get scared first and then have some comic relief, by all means reverse the viewing order.