Sentence examples for under classical views from inspiring English sources

These modes include the activities and institutions subsumed under classical views of politics: political debate, legislation and policymaking, jurisdiction, etc.

Synthetic biology is "so young that there are no classical views," he says.

Fourth, in classical views the distinction between moral and non-moral virtues is not particularly significant.

One was interest rates: would large budget deficits drive rates up, as a classical view implied, or would they do no such thing under depression conditions?

Aristotle, who had also written against usury, provided the classical view.

"They built into the Charter the elite cultural organizations which might have a particular classical view".

The classical view is that aging happens because of random wear and tear.

What can be called the classical view goes back to antiquity, and represents a point of departure for later divergences.[1] To see knowledge about the natural world as falling under knowledge more generally is an understandable conflation.

There is apparently some specificity, but more is involved than that incorporated in the classical view.

The discovery means that, contrary to the classical view, touch can shape what we see.

The classical view of medicinal chemistry is to work with the lock and key approach.