Sentence examples for view that everything from inspiring English sources

I rather subscribe to the view that everything should be in moderation.

She would not budge from the view that everything she does is "in the moment".

The Dalai Lama went on to add that there is a fundamental point of disagreement: the scientific view that everything that exists must be physical.

Hughes was enriched by the region's landscape, but chilled by the Puritan ethos that ensured, in his view, that "everything in West Yorkshire is slightly unpleasant.

Our pessimism about the future and our view that everything is a threat is" - she pauses and silently smokes most of a cigarette.

Many Dutch people share the British view that "everything that is going wrong is because of membership of the European Union", he says, a stance that troubles him.

The idea that there is one world, one linear rational point of view that can ravel everything up into sense, is peculiarly male and by no means confined to the east.

What if the other person holds a view that seems contrary to everything you stand for?

Buddhism views that everything in the world is interconnected.

But the Meinongian thesis is not compulsory for more plausible developments of the view that not everything exists, even though everything is something.[26] What is not negotiable, though, is the thesis that existence should not be taken to be expressed by a quantificational expression, but rather by a predicate which may or not apply to objects in the domain.

"Director Mueller's view is that everything should be on the table for review," the spokesman, John Collingwood, said.