Sentence examples for the opposed view from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if it is said that a work of art should be a means toward pleasure, that is treading suspiciously near to the opposed view that art should not be a means to an end but an end in itself.

The opposed views are represented by Nathan Lane's obsessively self-interested president and Laurie Metcalf's idealistic lesbian speechwriter.

It's at this point, where they start to go head to head, that we need to stand back and get some perspective on these opposed views regarding religious freedom.

Alcock et al. presented an opposed view (the "insider's" view), implying that mitochondrial and plastid protein translocation machineries would have been mostly derived from existing endosymbiont bacterial transporters.

An opposed view would urge that the examples of restraint of trade are objectionable, but not an offense against the ideal of equality of opportunity, rather an offense against the different ideal of free trade.

However, when reduced to essentials, most definitions can be aligned along the two historically opposed views on the origin of life: metabolist (cytoplasmist) versus geneticist (nucleocentric).

Plutarch's story (Life of Pericles 6) of the one-horned ram neatly encapsulates the opposed world-views: a ram with one horn in the middle of its forehead was brought to Pericles, and the soothsayer Lampon interpreted it as a portent signifying the forthcoming triumph of Pericles in his political struggle with his rival Thucydides.

Maurice Hayes, the only Northern Irish Catholic on the commission, wrote later that it heard diametrically opposed views of the RUC: "one lot wanted us to canonise them, the others to castrate them".

As debates continue to generate strongly opposed views on the pros and cons of austerity measures and social spending cuts, Report Card 11 charts the achievements of 29 of the world's advanced economies in ensuring the well-being of their children during the first decade of this century.

Quotes, used to express current or opposed views, were translated to English by the interviewer, who is fluent in each of the languages.

We can express the prima facie contrast between traditional and embodied cognitive science in terms of opposed views of mental representation, computation, and realization.