Sentence examples for view of children from inspiring English sources

But the film presents quite a robust view of children.

This came along with "an increasingly sentimentalized view of children," in which their comfort and protection can be given no price.

Charles Berdo also took a dim view of children playing organized sports, activities he considered silly and a waste of time.

Tapping into his uncanny ability to write from the point of view of children, King details their friendships, insecurities and above all, their fears.

We believe that 'Postcards From Buster' does this in a very natural way -- and, as always, from the point of view of children".

The books also expressed the view that custody disputes should be looked at from the point of view of children, especially their perspective on time.

"Pinky Promise," the first edition of which was co-published by Fourthwall Books and Hatje Cantz last year, is an unusual view of child sexual abuse.

It was also the method that contributed to Mr. Steiner's view of child development, which forms the basis of Waldorf education.

It is safe to say that unlike the Old Guidelines, which did not take a serious view of child care (it was briefly mentioned as a 'basic requirement'), the New Guidelines shed new light on the importance of child care.

It assisted in understanding the status of urban learning environs from point of view of child centricity & in conclusion enabled the research enquiry to recommend parameters for a user-friendly & inclusive school design.

People had a more innocent view of child beauty pageants before JonBenet Ramsay".