Sentence examples for standard views from inspiring English sources

These are the standard views of the poor of Sderot.

Clearly intent on complicating standard views -- nostalgia-tinged or abject -- of an ultraphotogenic culture, she made trenchant, against-the-grain curatorial choices across the board.

It isn't conventionally liberal or conservative, and it doesn't have much in common with the standard views of either political party.

His symbols for the writers G.K. Chesterton, G.B. Shaw, Joseph Conrad, and W. Somerset Maugham have become almost the standard views of those writers.

"Teachers need to be given the control back to tackle controversial topics and encourage students to think critically about the world around them rather than learn textbook standard views and responses".

Before turning to those matters, however, I want to respond to a common misreading that has me agreeing with Santorum's position on separationism ("Why have you chosen to serve as his apologist in chief?" (Didymus Thomas), whereas, in fact, I only point out that it is a position held by respectable jurists and academics and is therefore within the parameters of standard views.

The camera also has live view on screen along with standard views through the viewfinder.

On standard views, gradable adjectives are analyzed in terms of their comparative form.

So the two standard views of persistence are endurance and perdurance theories.

(This thought is vindicated by standard views of subjunctive conditionals; see Bennett 2003, 239).

But there are also non-standard views.