Sentence examples for very common view from inspiring English sources

"It's a very common view that somehow the EU has made itself completely dependent on Turkey.

This point of view reflected a very common Orientalist view of that time which favored the autonomy of local institutions which had to be protected under benign colonial rule.

If we take very seriously the common view that Aristotle claims that every immediate premise of a demonstration expresses something about an existing entity, then one may well wonder how the principles of demonstration, axioms and posits, can be premises of demonstrations.

Bolzano's logic was based upon a fundamental view that was the very opposite of the common view of his time.

A nowadays very common, but (apparently) late view in the history of philosophy, is that the necessity of a logical truth does not merely imply that some generalization about actual items holds, but also implies that the truth would have been true at a whole range of counterfactual circumstances.

Furthermore, attribution of diabetes to stress is a very common causal point of view in most Latin American populations [ 34].

This view is very common especially among patients and relatives, and does of course influence medical behaviour.

Finger-cleansing and wiping have been shown to be very common, with some vaginal secretions viewed as dirt [ 7, 26, 29, 30].

59 These early results are highly significant because brain metastases from melanoma are very common, 60 and particularly when viewed in the context of historical therapy for this clinical situation.

Though such strongly realist views are not very common at present, they should be included within the logical space of options.

A normal window, while not very common, is useful when transferring or viewing information in two separate locations.