Sentence examples for view of living from inspiring English sources

Anaximander held an evolutionary view of living things.

Your fireplace may reflect your view of living.

It is, she said, "an innocent's view of living alone in London".

In biology, Darwin and Mendel revolutionized our view of living things, but in the 19th century.

The design methodology employed for this article combined the confirmatory personal introspection (CPI) approach (Woodside, 2004) with three methods to elicit a native visitor's view of living in a host country.

"Though neither their rescue nor their current conditions are 'perfect,' yet when seen from the point of view of living creatures, every good heart that protects life is worthy of respect," the paper wrote.

His marriage to an artist, Ms. Zimmerman, had helped alert him to the value of including the views of living artists at the museum.

Mary and John's plain suburban houses sit opposite each other at the back of the stage, matching windows giving views of living rooms in which each is seen passing the time in solitude.

The government, while not disputing the case's historic importance, has said that the court should abide by the views of living witnesses who objected to the release of their testimony.

This expected directionality is especially observed in students' views of living things, with some species envisioned as "higher" or more evolved.

Aside from the fact that his successes in serial entrepreneurship and venture capital made him an early millionaire at the age of 20 via exit, or that his exploits are more characteristic of people 20 years his senior, Peter has the uncommon virtue of having developed a meta-view of living life through the lens of tech entrepreneurship.