The desired world view formed in the infected minds of a zombified nation: Ukrainian fascists wage a war to annihilate the Russian world on orders from the west.
So although Adelman was speaking for himself, his views were formed in an atmosphere of regular contact with the Administration.
His blunt views were formed in part by his experience in the early 1990's as creative director of Mirabella, a fashion magazine aimed at 40ish women, which failed this year, for a variety of reasons, after more than a decade.
Nick Wright Communist party Martin Kettle's article brought back many memories for me, not as someone who is (or was) a communist, but as someone who grew up in a Midland working-class family, whose political views were formed in the early 1980s.
Her journalistic skills had been honed in her native Australia and further developed in Thailand, giving her a world view not formed in London.
How much was this music the work of the man and how much the consequence of political pressure?" A view has formed in the west that places Shostakovich and his music almost exclusively within a historical context, defined by the composer's tortuous, often terrifying fortunes and misfortunes at the authorities' whim.
Vygotsky wrote in 1930 of the problems of construction and genesis of higher mental functions referring in particular, to the child's symbolic activity, which in his view, was formed in an historical, social and cultural process.
Compound eye images are sometimes portrayed as multiple, repeating views of the same object (much like we see the world through a multifaceted prism), but in fact the overall view is formed in the same way as it is in our retina each visual unit contributes to one point in the final image.
Acrylamide in food or plant materials is generally viewed as being formed in Maillard reactions on heating to 120 °C and above for some minutes [13].
His thinking changed from the view that species formed in isolated populations only, as on islands, to an emphasis on speciation without isolation; that is, he saw increasing specialisation within large stable populations as continuously exploiting new ecological niches.
