Sentence examples for substantive views from inspiring English sources

This year's battles, too, have been over the substantive views of Bush's nominees.

Most nominees never even testified before Congress, much less discussed their substantive views on the law.

Obama continues to use the expression "war on terror" but shares Edwards's substantive views.

Garland's age and substantive views are therefore probably not terribly important.

Still, through it all, Mr. Pawlenty said he did not think Republicans had to change their substantive views.

However, we should be cautious about the idea that we can measure "real" political polarisation simply by asking people about their substantive views.

Questions from Justice Kennedy – and perhaps Kagan and Sotomayor, though maybe not Alito – appear to suggest that the court may finally be ready to embrace that broader, more substantive view of its own role.

Authenticity does not depend on some particular substantive view of history, some particular theory or empirical story.

The relevant section of the text, the Treatise on the Negation of the Person (AKBh IX), begins with the standard warning that clinging to any substantive view of the self is detrimental to one's progress toward liberation.

Unlike hedonism, taking welfare to match the satisfaction of preference specifies how to find out what is good for a person rather than committing itself to any substantive view of a person's good.

On the other hand, for Wang Bi and others who do not subscribe to a substantive view of Dao, de represents what is "genuine" or "authentic" (zhen) in human beings (e.g., see Wang Bi's commentary on Laozi chs. 3, 5, 16, 51).