Sentence examples for robust views of from inspiring English sources

Yet she had robust views of right and wrong.

(Theists with robust views of human freedom, for example, will deny that they are).

Even theists with robust views of human freedom would presumably endorse (1*) is sufficient to yield our conclusion.

The data sources and analytical approach for each vary slightly, thus for the episodes we present next we briefly detail how these video analysis methods contributed to rich and robust views of voice in classrooms.

But the appointment is likely to be leapt upon by opponents because of his robust views on the free movement of labour.

But his work was also increasingly diffused in surgeries, seminars and workshops in Norwich and Newcastle, and he worked closely with WG Sebald, the founding director of the British Centre for Literary Translation, whose robust views on the lack of sensitive translations into English from foreign languages he shared.

To a remarkable degree, both: Harvey Weinstein is a big Cannes presence, proclaiming his robust views on the quality of the films, and keeping a sharp eye out for acquisitions.

But the film presents quite a robust view of children.

Mr Insulza may take a robust view of the issue.

Mr Putin, ex-KGB himself, has a robust view of the past.

Yet as the campaign progressed, McCain seemed to tack toward a more robust view of the president's authority.