Sentence examples for views emerged from inspiring English sources

At the same time, corrective views emerged.

Different views emerged as guiding psychologists' use of CAM; however, the codes of conduct played a major role in informing psychologists' use in clinical practice.

By turns charming, shamelessly exuberant, romantic, enigmatic, bright and dark: a spectrum of views emerged during the course of four ballets, all of which were choreographed by George Balanchine between 1954 and 1970.

However, the US commander's views emerged during that period and his aggressive conduct of the war, earning him the nickname "Bomber" McNeill raised the number of civilian casualties and fuelled Afghan anger against international forces.

After an early bid by Maryland Sen. Arthur Pue Gorman faltered and former president Grover Cleveland rejected calls to run for a fourth time, Alton B. Parker, a New York state appeals court judge with moderate views, emerged as the Democrats' leading contender.

Almost immediately, conflicting views of the researcher's political views emerged.

Would his own views emerge along with Kennan's?

Three views emerge on whether the United States will default on its government debts, as I talk to people on and close to Capitol Hill.

But when racism, hate speech and pro-fascist views emerge, university presidents regularly declare their unwavering commitment to free speech rights – no matter the content.

A 'map' will eventually show which of the views emerge as the most insistent over the coming weeks before 7 May.

The role of the financial system on economic development has attracted and received increased attention from both academia and policy makers (Ndikumana 2001), with resulting divergent views emerging.