Sentence examples for views prompted from inspiring English sources

Such views prompted Edward Said to denounce Marx as an orientalist who had subsumed India and China into a narrative of human progress designed by and for Europeans.

His abolitionist views prompted him to switch to the Free Soil Party, and in 1848 he won a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, running on the Free Soil ticket.

Flying into Israel pic.twitter.com/1kV8cbQ6CO The YouTube clip quickly notched up 2.2million views, prompting Hannity to broadcast a response in a segment he called "Hollywood Vs Hammas".

A YouTube clip of its previous Roomba adventure, entitled "All Heil Our Fuzzy Roomba Overlords," had acquired more than two million views, prompting its owner (Hazel McLary, of Rockville, Maryland) to buy the aforementioned wireless webcam and set up a twenty-four-hour live stream.

On December 1 , 2014 YouTube announced that the song had broken the view counter at 2,147,483,647 views, prompting the company to update its software to handle larger numbers.

But rather than allaying their concerns, the private viewing prompted the local authorities to become involved.

For the riders at the track recently, the city's point of view prompted anger and dismay.

His view prompted anger from protesters, gathered near the Nile Ritz Carlton, a short way from a billboard for a new Novotel.

And though there's currently a view, prompted by movie adaptations, that Charlotte and/or Emily are about to replace Jane Austen in public affection, there's surely room in the world for all of them.

After the viewing, prompted by curiosity, I looked (very casually, just a few minutes' click-around) at news about the Hotshots and turned up an entire realm of activity that's integral to their lives yet is excluded from the movie, and that is at least as interesting regarding them — and about their locale and American times at large — as anything in the movie.

A third factor, the isomorphism between language, thought, and reality inherited from ancient discussions of Aristotle's view, prompted scholastic attempts to establish (some scholars use 'derive' or even 'deduce') the exact number of categories.