Sentence examples for view wherein from inspiring English sources

The anorexic's chronic renunciation — her "pure defiance," to quote Osgood — makes for a truly delusional, almost Dickensian world view, wherein people's inner qualities correlate to their physical attributes.

The anorexic's chronic renunciation her "pure defiance," to quote Osgood makes for a truly delusional, almost Dickensian world view, wherein people's inner qualities correlate to their physical attributes.

If you tap on the cover art, you'll head into an extended view, wherein you can find other menu options, such as AirPlay, shuffle and repeat.

The former view is at least problematic, he thinks, and the latter seems to be part of the traditional classical theistic view wherein, from a Hartshornian perspective, inconsistency goes in the guise of mystery.

Our data, however, support a view wherein the suppression of the HPA axis is substantially shorter than the persistent therapeutic effect achieved with liposomal DXM-P.

This can be clearly observed in Fig.  2i as well as Fig.  2j (magnified view), wherein HCAb2 strongly stained E-cadherin negative cells while weakly stained E-cadherin positive cells within the same cluster.

Unlike post-Humean and post-Freudian views wherein considerable attention is focused upon the role of the non-rational influences that govern our thought, Augustine takes over the ancient Greek confidence in the superiority of the rational over the non-rational.

These findings could be attributable to the demand characteristics of the survey, wherein researchers in particular were simply responding in a socially desirable way, although similar views were also expressed by junior and senior autism researchers in focus groups and interviews that included a range of views and discussions.

In this paper, we address the topic of cooperative streaming of multi-view video content, wherein users who recently acquired the content can contribute parts of it to their neighbors by providing linear combinations of the video packets.

Decisions on where and how to build new homes should be based on an informed view of fire risk, wherein all parties understand the reasoning behind those decisions.

Market economics leads to a strangely passive view of public life, wherein our collective welfare is entrusted to markets, to millions of allegedly rational individuals.