Sentence examples for views of the third from inspiring English sources

Views of the Third World Liberation Strike, University of California, Berkeley [graphic].

The pattern that can be seen in Thales and Anaximander of an original basic stuff giving rise to the phenomena of the cosmos continues in the views of the third of the Milesians, Anaximenes.

Taking as a basis these and other results, Baltes and Smith 15 considered that the oldest-old, called the "fourth age," "entails a level of biocultural incompleteness, vulnerability, and unpredictability that is distinct from the positive views of the third age (young-old)"; the authors concluded that the oldest-olds are at the limits of their functional capacity.

From the balcony the world opened up before me, with views of the third-highest mountain in the world, Kanchenjunga, towering over the village and vast tea plantations.

The views of the first President are not far from Donald Trump's, of course, and the views of the second not far from Bernie Sanders's.

Whatever one's views of the second amendment to the constitution, the evidence is unmistakable.

But it did not accord with the views of the sixteenth-century Church.

While battling cancer, he also completed "So Help Me God" (2007), a study of the religious views of the first five presidents.

There were a record 1.67m views of the first episode of the 13th series of the hit BBC2 show on the iPlayer.

A rally speaker with his own assault rifle confronted and quizzed police officials about their views of the Second Amendment, and the officials calmly looked on.

The BBC, too, in their retrospective views of the first 75 years of television, seem to have had a similar loss of memory.