Sentence examples for valid view from inspiring English sources

So younger conductors may well have a valid view to offer on the Ninth.

But as the most recent winner of a British Open at Royal St . Georges, Norman might have a more valid view than most of how the course plays.

The company's critics saw the revised filing as an admission of weakness, but a contrary — and valid — view is that it is a signal of promise.

"I can accept that as a valid view and he put his case eloquently.

Ms Rowling also said: "I also know that there is a fringe of nationalists who like to demonise anyone who is not blindly and unquestionably pro-independence and I suspect, notwithstanding the fact that I've lived in Scotland for 21 years and plan to remain here for the rest of my life, that they might judge me 'insufficiently Scottish' to have a valid view".

Resulting VaLID view models are available for download as rigid polygons.

Both of these are equally valid views, bringing as they do, quality to the lives of the people living them.

Only then, when one has thus given way to the philosopher's passion for abstractions, is one faced with the Kantian kind of antinomy — a conflict of opposing yet conceptually valid views that can be controlled, though never truly resolved, only by appeal to the unknown.

In Confronting the Bugbear of Progress, Stress that Science Does Not Directly Oppose Religion: Sadly, there remains in the minds of many students confusion about whether evolution is merely one of many equally valid views or if it is scientific "truth".

I mean those full-of-common sense individuals who may (or may not) have some valid views.

The purpose of a university, and my course in particular, is to struggle intellectually with some of life's most difficult topics that may not have one right answer, and try to come to some conclusion about what may be "the better answer" (It typically is not the case that all views are equally valid; some views are more defensible than others).