Sentence examples for views contrast from inspiring English sources

Contemporary evolutionary biologists hold varying religious views; contrast, for example, Gould (2002a), Miller (2007), Coyne (2009), and Asher (2012).

Metaphysical sentimentalist views contrast with error theory and mind-independent moral realism in naturalist and non-naturalist variants.

Epistemological and possibly explanatory sentimentalist views contrast with rationalist and intuitionist views, according which we can acquire moral knowledge by reasoning or intuition, respectively.

These views contrast with an exhaustive review by the World Health Organization that concluded last year: "To date, no adverse health effects have been established for mobile phone use".

Such views contrasted with an enthusiastic reception given the proposals by several criminal prosecutors who have been investigating clergy sex abuse.

Her views contrasted starkly with the ideals of the Victorian era: "Few female voices were as courageous as hers," says Janet Allan of the Gaskell Society.

The two views contrasted here are distinguished in Meyer (1974).

Because my views contrasted sharply with some of the others cited, especially those of Helen Fisher of the Kinsey Institute, I'm elaborating on them here.

These views contrasted with what most providers described as a tendency for parents to be easily swayed away from vaccination by their adolescents' attitudes.

(B52) 'I wish they would have told me that, at the start you know' (A28) These views contrasted with those whose experiences conformed to information provided.

In a few cases, HCPs views contrasted with those of the women: "Some women can just refuse that their children be injected.