Sentence examples for this sort of viewing from inspiring English sources

There's a high emotional cost to this sort of viewing that's difficult to weigh.

But this sort of view persists.

You don't have to be a Protestant to argue for this sort of view; you could say, as many do, that the Reformation's real merit was that it reduced the importance of religion in general, and ushered in a more rational world.

John Venn was a major defender of this sort of view.

This sort of view has been labeled "the template view" (Scott 2001).

An important recent defender of this sort of view is Robert Brandom.

(See Watson 2003a for a subtle development of this sort of view).

This sort of view of reference-fixing, Devitt claims, is false.

This sort of view can be found in Hume's 'Of Tragedy'.

For a formal reconstruction of this sort of view, see Klima 1991.

9. "Dog-legged" is Simon Blackburn's label for this sort of view.