Sentence examples for this view is suggested from inspiring English sources

This view is suggested by Siewert (1998) and defended by Kriegel (2002; 2013).

This view is suggested by how the Mohists describe the process by which we learn to judge shi and fei: through conformity to the model set by social superiors.

The original mix includes opposites, but also natural substances like metals and earth, and the ingredients of animals, such as flesh, blood, and bone, but no whole physical objects such as plants and animals themselves, or their organic parts such as legs and hearts (Curd 2007; this view is suggested in Schofield 1980, 132 ff).

This view was suggested by Charles Darwin himself in On the Origin of Species (1859).

A shift away from that view was suggested when many analysts who participated in a conference call today prefaced their questions with statements of congratulations.

Following a similar procedure damped systems can be also studied; if the distribution of damping is not "proportional", an iterative approach that is cost-effective from the computational point of view is suggested both for natural and non-natural systems.

Such a view is suggested in Montague [1960].

A holistic view is suggested and implicated in Chinese philosophy and therefore context/situation should be understood in the way that all the contingent elements associated with an event (such as social and cultural capital, social structure, relationship, etc).

An even stronger view is suggested by Abela (2006), who takes it to be required as a condition for empirical truth, which he sees as required in turn for the possibility of any object-directed representation.

The first view is suggested by the parsimony principle and is compatible with the hypothesis that LUCA might have had an RNA-based genetic system that involved DNA intermediates [ 61].

A reconciliation of these views is suggested by William Atwood: "Undoubtedly [Chopin's] use of traditional musical forms like the polonaise and mazurka roused nationalistic sentiments and a sense of cohesiveness amongst those Poles scattered across Europe and the New World .