Sentence examples for views built on from inspiring English sources

"The two views built on each other," Mr. Taruskin added.

The reason for the difference may be that in the short commentary he wanted to keep matters as simple as possible or as Griffin (2012)has proposed that the two views build on different traditions.

Take a view Built on several steep hills, divided by perilous gorges, Luxembourg is full of stunning vistas.

Such a view builds on the work of Davies and Mannion [ 24] who call for an optimal 'balance between checking and trusting' in relation to clinical governance.

The survey builds on previous studies in other jurisdictions which have examined decision maker views on aspects of priority setting.

There is a ridge with a viewing platform built on it near the camp.

Aycock Hall was built "on one view of history, and that view of history no longer prevails," according to Brodhead.

It is especially dangerous in this case because one cannot imagine a peaceful world order when the political and intellectual establishment of today's world powers holds views that are built on falsehoods.

Since Trump's rise, in this view, has been built on a perfectly honest and transparent expression of his own personality, it represents a kind of victory for honesty and transparency in themselves, promising an America in which everyone can say and do whatever they want: no tricks, no lies, no consequences, no regrets.

But brand success starts with a long-term view and is built on what consumers really want and can genuinely use to make their lives better in some substantial way.

One of the state's principal tourist destinations is Mount Hood National Forest, which covers an area of some 1,700 square miles (4,300 square km) and is notable for its scenic views and Timberline Lodge (built on the mountain in 1937).