Sentence examples for views of man from inspiring English sources

When The Excursion appeared in 1814 (the time of Napoleon's first exile), Wordsworth announced the poem as the central section of a longer projected work, The Recluse, "a philosophical Poem, containing views of Man, Nature, and Society".

The assumptions behind this vision are, Ryan shows, as much metaphysical as they are political, which is one reason "On Politics" ends up being such a long book: in most cases, a thinker's views of politics are indecipherable without his views of man, nature, and God.

Yet, the two views of man are not so readily combined.

Their austere elegance is in keeping with the views of man-made and natural monuments she has shot in Asia and Africa.

And both choreographers show unidealized views of men and women.

But I also understand the views of men as well".

There is little difference between the views of men and women or older and younger Americans.

In this case, the negative views of men and women were similar, 57-36 ameng men, and 59-34 among women.

But research from Unicef in 2013 found a fundamental disconnect between the views of men and women on FGM.

The parallels between the views of men in general and Tea Party members of both sexes fall apart when the subject turns to fossil fuels and nuclear power, however.

Coinciding with this is financial power, which raises women's expectations and ability to do things their own way, shaping views of men, family and sexual satisfaction.