Sentence examples for this particular view from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, hot dog legs are now about as zeitgeisty as the ice bucket challenge, so we should be free of this particular view this summer.

This particular view comes early on in Ms. Jones's book and is one of her more dubious statements, but she continues to vent throughout her long trip.

Sadly, unrestricted building long ago ruined this particular view, as well as many others in Mexico.To the diehards, the issue counts more than the view.

It is his articulation of this particular view that makes Ross's work a lasting philosophical contribution.

Theorists who espouse this particular view of constitutional interpretation are generally called 'originalists'originalists

This particular view of organizational culture embodies three major viewpoints: Firstly, the example set by the management is crucial.

Thus, they viewed this particular aspect of development as an emergent and self organizing product of many decentralized and local interactions taking place in real time, with the promise of generalizing this approach to cognitive development more generally.

But, critics allege, what does not follow from this is any particular view about the nature of the requisite constraints.

However, these particular views were not discussed in relation to their practice of qigong.

Like the tenancy rule changes the chancellor announced in his July budget, this thinking demonstrates a particular view of social housing.

There is no social consensus on this issue, so no particular view of the demands of justice promotion in ordinary life will be part of a conception of justice that all can accept (see generally Rawls 2005).