Sentence examples for views of good from inspiring English sources
Moreover, tenable views of "good" and "bad" that arose in the last few centuries are being radically challenged, most notably by the societal shifts spurred by digital media.
Anne Soukhanov, executive editor of A.H.D.'s third edition, said that even after Newman stepped down, the dictionary's editorial policy continued to reflect his views of good English usage: "the need to encourage accuracy, precision, concision, coherence and grace in written and oral use of our language".
They range from what you could call the theopolitical -- that Tolkien's Christian-inspired views of good and evil are relevant to a world still reeling from Hitler and Stalin -- to the allegorical, in which Frodo is featured as a savior not unlike Christ.
In an extension of the strategies just discussed, some theorists have proposed views of "good" which aspire to treat all of good simpliciter, good for, and attributive good as special cases.
The informants were expected to give their responses on whether the quality of written analyses is acceptable or not, their criteria adopted in determining the acceptability of the written analyses, their views of good and poor writing and their expected minimum level of written work quality.
Three pilot interviews were conducted to determine whether the framework was effective in eliciting teachers' views of good teaching.
Ms. Owen provides both the sardonic voice-over and engaging presence for the show's hilariously skeptical view of good works.
Is this British architecture at the cutting edge, or trapped in a carefully stage-managed and institutionalised view of good design in the 21st century?
From the point of view of good urban design, the entire block properly belongs to the World Trade Center footprints and the trees.
Fittingly, Jenkins stepped out right in front of Blank, who got an up-close view of good news for a change.
"What Tony Abbott was articulating is what many foreign policy analysts are saying, the situation in Syria is far more nuanced than the... world view of good versus evil.
