Sentence examples for views considered so from inspiring English sources

There is a recent version of relativism according to which some of the views considered so far for instance, Harman's (1975) variety of moral relativism will be regarded varieties of contextualism as opposed to bona fide relativism.

In the mainstream media, these views are considered so "liberal" as to be all but unspeakable, save for a few outliers like The Times's Frank Rich and Paul Krugman. (Note that not a single liberal is the host of his or her own cable shout fest, while conservatives not only dominate commercial TV but are taking over PBS as well).

Still, those crimes are considered so heinous that there is a widespread view that the N.C.A.A. must do something.

Under an epistemological point of view the revision function used in the models considered so far intends to capture a notion of supposition appropriate for epistemic conditionals.

The widespread occurrence of pliocardiins supports the view that reducing environments are much more common along continental margins than generally considered so far.

"His views were considered to be so threatening to the scientific establishment that he was forced to publicly recant," Mr. Zuma was quoted as saying in a statement released by the office of the presidency.

Standards development accords with due process so that all views are considered and appeals are possible.

"We are agreed among ourselves to accept your ruling as the will of Almighty God in this matter," they wrote, after thanking him for considering their point of view so carefully.

Indeed, that phrase encapsulates her view so well that she considered it for the title.

Both are in neighborhoods that have not always been considered residential, so they both offer a pioneering point of view.

Indeed, such views are considered "conservative".