Sentence examples for standard view of from inspiring English sources

The standard view of the crisis is that it was caused by greedy banks.

That was the standard view of the day: You build an audience through crossover.

The standard view of cities as generators of wealth, diversity and ideas will be challenged in Africa.

The standard view of America in the Arab-Muslim world is that America is rich and powerful because it is crass and materialistic.

For a generation, the standard view of Robert Moses has been that he transformed New York but didn't really make it better.

They find that the standard view of the origins of Thanksgiving -- devout Pilgrims looking toward heaven giving thanks in the company of a few Indian -- is essentially mythical.

This might sound like the front end of a joke, but in fact it's a serious challenge to the standard view of evolution.

Presented in chronological order, the work follows the familiar trajectory of O'Brien's career, reinforcing rather than rewriting the standard view of him.

OK, so about that history of thought issue: The standard view of a self-correcting economy is that it comes from long-run wage flexibility.

Contrary to the standard view of him, Mr. Schwartz writes, the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini of Iran is at the opposite end of the spectrum from Wahhabi extremism and actually represents "the pluralist face of Islam".

This is a standard view of the Obama years among conservatives, despite the fact that the United States spends more on the military than the next seven countries combined.