Sentence examples for views changed over time from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study is to show how those views changed over time by reviewing longitudinal studies of the course of BPD.

This disagreement over whether to regard Collins as a deist or as an atheist (or someone whose views changed over time or were unclear even to himself) is our most serious unresolved problem in determining Collins' proper place in the history of ideas.

While his death penalty views changed over time, Stevens writes in "Five Chiefs" that his "extreme distaste for debates about campaign financing" -- born of reading his new colleagues' wrangling in the seminal 1976 case Buckley v. Valeo -- "never abated".

This view changed over time, and efforts to beatify Emmerick were revived under Pope Paul VI in the 1970s.

Her view changed over time.

51 Public views and information needs may change over time as more balanced screening information and increased awareness of harms contribute to changing the schema of expectations people have about screening.

"People change over time.

It would even be interesting to hear a personal account, from Mr Barbour, of how he first learned about the history of his state and whether his views have changed over time.

There is an obvious generational gap, in which societal views have changed over time," stated Simon Tisminezky, co-founder of SpeedDate.

The survey was conducted between March 6 and 9 with a random sample of 1,048 adults in the U.S. The results are the sixth in a series of climate change-related polls examining how American's views have changed over time.

It is also important to explore how parents' views change over time, as they have more time to reflect on their experience.