Sentence examples for towards the view from inspiring English sources

Bellah, however, moved towards the view that ritual preceded both, and made both possible.

Those closest to Mr Miliband tend towards the view that it is.

Naysayers aside, the world appears to have nudged its way towards the view that there is a scientific consensus that human activity has changed our climate.

At a symposium two weeks ago, several scientists edged towards the view that the so-called hobbits emerged from another, more primitive hominid ancestor.

Sleep needs remain just as vital for teenagers as for younger children, and scientists have been moving towards the view that they should start their day a little later than younger children to allow their brains to fully wake up.

Russell sometimes seems to be moving towards the view that how ones believes, and not just what one believes, is ethically significant – a view that will be embraced by any reflective religious person.

And, to the extent that people's opinions do shift over their lifetimes, they tend to bend in one direction: towards the views of the young.

Might the same anti-establishment attitude that is encouraging so many Americans to consider voting for Donald Trump also be fuelling resentment towards the views of the critical hoi polloi, the magazine wondered.

A national survey on public perception (but biased towards the views of the educated elite of the Chinese population) of CCS technology was conducted from July 2013 to December 2013.

Including naïve participants reduced bias towards the views of participants who had contributed to the initial development.

Difference between patient views and the estimation by GDPs of these views, can be either towards the views of the GDPs themselves, or in the opposite direction.