Sentence examples for this last view from inspiring English sources

But most believe that, after any divorce, the UK would continue to exist as before, with only Scotland as a new state.Precedent outside the EU seems to support this last view.

The most straightforward expression of this last view is found in the "utilitarian" moral theory pioneered in England in the 19th century by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.

It remains, then, to consider whether all things are so constituted as to be capable both of being in motion and of being at rest, or whether, while some things are so constituted, some are always at rest and some are always in motion: for it is this last view that we have to show to be true.

While this last view seems to be the correct one, both of them predict the same contact angle variation [61, 62].

This last view emphasizes Hume's claim that moral good and evil are like heat, cold, and colors as understood in "modern philosophy," which are experienced directly by sensation, but about which we form beliefs.

Moore was quickly persuaded by Bertrand Russell that this last view is vulnerable to his own open-question argument: in saying "one ought to do what will produce the most good" we do not mean "what will produce the most good will produce the most good".

The Bridge of Sighs has a far sadder tale - built in 1600, the window of this corridor bridge was the last view convicted prisoners had of Venice before being led into the dark jail cells of the next building.

This last aspect, in my view, is particularly important in the context of the general political situation.

But the last view still leaves the questions: why should this standing be conferred on humans?

This confirms long-floated reports starting over a year ago that the PureView would be the last view we'd have of Symbian.

Cynical as that last view is, I am inclined to agree with it.