Sentence examples for views on this point from inspiring English sources

Though both schools admitted the reality of the universals, their views on this point differed considerably.

"This process was followed, as usual, this year but it became clear only in the immediate run up to the AGM that a number of investors who had not responded during the earlier consultation process held strong views on this point and, consequently, the true strength of investor feeling on this issue was not reflected during the earlier consultation".

We shall take an early opportunity of explaining our views on this point at the greater length which it deserves.In reply to N.O., Liverpool, the following are the quantities of wheat imported and delivered for consumption in the United Kingdom, in the first seven months of the year:In reply to E. & Co., of Leeds, the entire import of flax this year up to the 5th of August, has been 774,659 cwts.

(New York​ Times columnist Ross Douthat and the Atlantic's Co​nor Friedersdorf have particularly grim views on this point).

Two related views on this point arise: this mutant situation works well for synthesis and actually better than wt.

"My personal view on this point is that Hillary Clinton came to see me with the good intention of helping the Somali people.

Some 42% of respondents said that they thought that on balance Osborne's package of measures was bad for them, while just 15% said they thought it was good for them, said Ipsos Mori, which also admitted that many people at that point did not feel sufficiently informed to have a clear view on this point.

(For additional criticisms of McFee's view on this point see Bresnahan 2013. For more on McFee's view of the dancer's role see McFee 2013c.

Longuenesse's view on this point is endorsed and elaborated in Allison (2001, ch. 1); for criticism, and an alternative approach, see Ginsborg (2006).

Dostoyevsky thought the flaw at the heart of Russian nihilism was atheism, but you needn't share his view on this point to see that when he writes of the demonic power of ideas he has fastened on a genuine human disorder.

(For another view on this point, take a look at Mayhill Fowler's piece on the unwritten rules of the traveling press corps).