Sentence examples for that views like from inspiring English sources

Many people here stress that views like this are held by only a small minority of Kuwaitis.

At the same time, a part of me rather thinks that views like this ought to get a public airing every now and again so that we can remind ourselves that a substantial number of the country's male population shares them.

For instance, one might argue that views like Maddy's are incompatible with the way that set theorists deal with questions that are undecidable in standard axiomatic set theories, e.g., the question about the truth of the Continuum Hypothesis.

In Some Problems in Ethics, H. W. B. Joseph suggested that views like Ross's go wrong, since 'our obligations are not a heap of unrelated obligations' (Joseph 1931 92; also 67 68).

"No matter one's feelings on medical marijuana and marijuana legalization, we can all agree that views like those of KS Rep. Alford have no place in our statehouse, in our state or in our country".

The sad thing is that views like Volcker's are widespread among central bankers, and pose an additional barrier to doing anything about ending the Lesser Depression.

The military tends to mold an attitude that views things like counseling as a sign of weakness, Justice Hirsch said.

But so is the subtle but still pervasive racial attitude that views work like Mr. Holder's as "exotic".

Even a cursory excursion along the byways of the French Internet, he added, makes clear that virulent views like those expressed by the designer are not rare.

But in fact, there are infinitely many different kinds of set-theoretic structures, and platonists can argue that physicalistic views like Maddy's are incompatible with this.

BoingBoing linked to Cute Overload, saying that viewing the site "is like taking a happy pill".