Sentence examples for views ideas from inspiring English sources
El Greco was determined to make his own mark in Rome defending his personal artistic views, ideas and style.
The epigrammatic form makes it difficult to determine the details of Barney's views; ideas are presented only to be dropped, and some pensées seem to contradict others.
Change may be incremental at best, but the engagement will itself seed new opportunities and genuine intimacy in exchanges of views, ideas and ways forward.
The workshop's outcome involves one-minute movies made by young people aged between 12 and 20 through which they share their opinions, views, ideas or concerns.
There was also frequent exploration of the patient's views, ideas and expectations of services, although the material practices that resulted from this were often not explored or documented, leading to a limited insight into the patient's world.
This results in one-minute movies made by children and young people through which they express their opinions, views, ideas, or raise their voice about their problems and problems of their peers.
In Ms. Drogin Dayan's view, ideas of unity trump those of individuality within the typically small urban family and are revealed most often in dress codes.
A qualitative methodology is adopted to unpack the gaze, to view ideas of heritage and authenticity in their historical and modern contexts.
From this point of view, ideas such as those presented earlier in the context of compressed sensing (Section 3.2) provide the proper framework to address the sparsity in such fields.
Moreover, whereas on Malebranche's earlier view ideas figured exclusively in the intellectual side of perception, on the new version of the doctrine they cause both our sensations and what he came to call our 'pure perceptions' (perceptions pures).
("White genocide" is a popular term among white supremacists, who view ideas of diversity and tolerance as threats to the white race).
