Sentence examples for views formed from inspiring English sources

These views, formed along contemporary faultlines of power and patronage, drove a widespread Sunni resistance, a mix of non-ideologues enraged by losing jobs, status and dignity, and others, like the jihadis, who believed the war had been preordained in Islamic prophecies.

In the room were former politicians who had no long history of shared ideology, instead what they had in common were views formed on the fringes of their parties, sometimes in polar opposition to their parties, after spectacular exits from parliament.

The Coup, known for their fiery and outspoken political views, formed in 1990 with the three emcees: Boots Riley, E-Roc, and DJ Pam the Funktress.

For the purpose of this study, the definition of 'attitudes' was the views formed based on the beliefs or feelings held about the consequences of performing behaviours, that is whether those consequences are valued or not [ 28, 29].

On coasts, where landscape and views form part of the territorial resources, spatial planning particularly requires awareness of the visual properties of the space.

Nonetheless, metaphysical views form an indispensable background to all science.

However, such negative views form an equally integral part of the philosophical debate on word meaning.

Every two views form a camera pair and are applied to a local estimator for observations.

Images of University buildings and Hyde Park round out this exhibit of intimate views form the University's past.

They will ensure that pastoralist knowledge and views form the basis for control and management of P. juliflora, thus minimizing the tendency of forcing interventions on them.

For early childhood education policy makers, centre directors and educators of infant- toddlers in LDC settings, these views form important findings for future consideration.