Sentence examples for view of infinity from inspiring English sources

In Book III of his Oxford Lectura, Wodeham followed FitzRalph word for word on the issue, thereby rejecting the very position he had himself defended in Book I. Again, Gregory of Rimini recognized FitzRalph as the source for the common view of infinity held at Oxford by Holcot and Wodeham, and he repeated FitzRalph's arguments, albeit in order to reject this position (Courtenay 1987: 76 8).

Whenever one looks out the open-end of your U, one is greeted with a great view of infinity - for, all one sees is the seemingly never ending desert, the true Mayor of BRC.

The house is a wall of glass with a view of our infinity pool and beyond that, Lake Las Vegas and Lava Butte, a dormant volcano.

Sunlight poured in from windows overlooking an outdoor terrace and an unobstructed, almost cleansing view of an infinity pool, and then the sea, and then the white line of the horizon.

By the time you have reached this point in "Ferdinand Hodler: View to Infinity," you have been prepared well to grasp the heartbreaking significance of this funereal arrangement.

"Ferdinand Hodler: View to Infinity" is on view at the Neue Galerie in New York from September 20 , 2012until January 7 , 2013

Cantor strongly believed that this view was a misinterpretation of infinity, and was convinced that set theory could help correct this mistake: Cantor also believed that his theory of transfinite numbers ran counter to both materialism and determinism – and was shocked when he realized that he was the only faculty member at Halle who did not hold to deterministic philosophical beliefs.

I hate "views" – they remind me of infinity and death.

"With a lifetime in prison ahead, his risk of flight increases by a factor of infinity, in my view".

From the mathematical point of view that makes infinity "larger" and provides exponential decay of waves which makes a rigorous formulation of expansions easier.

Malebranche himself maintains that his view of God follows from divine infinity, which of course has a scriptural basis.