Sentence examples for views even further from inspiring English sources

He has expressed interest in direct political action with groups such as UK Uncut, and members of his inner circle are known to hold radical political views even further to the left.

This influenced her nationalistic views even further and she eventually established contact with members of the Puerto Rican Liberation Movement.

And we suffer the consequences of preferring other forms of energy that do more health damage but that don't scare us as much". The crisis in Fukushima appears to have skewed those views even further.

Breyer traces this view back even further, to the nation's founding.

In Hollande's eventual absence, the party's left wing would prefer Macron to the most likely alternative candidate, the ambitious prime minister, Manuel Valls, who is viewed as even further to the right.

Another Tablelands view Back even further into my childhood, some 1.2 billion years ago, give or take a week, Mother Earth belched up the Appalachian Mountains, stretching right up into what is now Newfoundland.

When people with opposing views interpret new information in a biased way, their views can move even further apart.

Its subject resembles that of Renoir's greatest and most famous film, "The Rules of the Game," from 1939, and — in the wake of the war — it acerbically revises his view of France even further downward, looking from the distance of Hollywood with unflinching clarity at the murderous resentments and power struggles that still festered there.

"As the game continues Joan the avatar disappears and the viewer takes over her point-of-view, hence transmigrates even further.

In fact, for contentious issues, having a greater understanding of the information can actually increase belief polarization, leading people with opposing views to end up even further apart.

But neo-monastics tend to go even further, viewing their life style as a means to address issues of social justice and inequality.