Sentence examples for view of ideas from inspiring English sources

From the point of view of ideas, literary themes, and style, ʿAṭṭār's influence was strongly felt not only in Persian literature but also in other Islamic literatures.

From the point of view of ideas, that is: it may or may not be a useful change, but it's not like the question of Just War.

"We totally buy into John's view of idea capitals," said Khaldoon al-Mubarak, chairman of the Executive Affairs Authority.

It's only human to look for evidence of our views of ideas.

Calculating Cultural Impact From 'Ethnomathematics: A Multicultural View of Mathematical Ideas,' by Marcia Ascher For mathematics, however, there has been a long philosophical debate on the reality of the objects it studies.

The review aims to provide an integrated view of important ideas, from the authors' perspective that have driven the research in this area in recent years.

A western view of these ideas will be different from, say, a Chinese one.

From the point of view of the ideas developed here, advantageous allele associations are actually quite similar to recessive phenotypes, even if they are based on the association of dominant phenotypes.

The NSSO's recent evaluation of SSP, published in 2007, took a more favourable view of the idea than any previous assessment.

The club prided itself on promoting environmental activism; its patrons took a liberal view of the idea, as a few of its performers recount in this clip.

Attitudes have shifted sharply over the past six years, most importantly among businesspeople.Until recently business tended to take a dim view of the idea that the climate was changing.