Sentence examples for views served to from inspiring English sources

So stability and neutrality are, on fixed views, served to the extent that a constitution is capable of transforming questions of political morality into historical ones.

At other times divergent views served to provide a more complete picture of the phenomena under investigation.

This method makes for a quite dynamic engagement with those competing views where provisionally taking on the competing views serves to have a transformative affect on the mind of the student as they ascend the philosophical hierarchy.

No doubt they would counter that extreme views serve to prompt and justify terrorism, and thus provide an important causal context for its occurrence.

Attention, on this view, serves to lend coherence to, and to prevent interference between, the activity of components in a system that has the capacity to handle far more stimuli than those pertaining to the subject's current task.

Although its views largely served to back-up the council's statement, it did cast a semblance of doubt.

Nothing against investigative journalism, but this unsurprising view sadly served to make Bobby Knight the center of attention here.

Fourth, the differing probing questions in the various focus groups might seem to interfere with the analysis of the results but in our view they served to elicit different viewpoints (participants from different backgrounds) on the same topics.

Gates, he said, "pandered to Casey's agenda," ignored analysts who put forth contrary views and so served to "corrupt the process and the ethics of intelligence".

In the Greek view, the trial served to determine the justification of a claim to seize the defendant's person or belongings or both by way of an enforcement proceeding (praxis).

Although the "evolution of sociality" has been taken up by animal biologists (especially by primatologists) and evolutionary anthropologists (where it is often viewed game-theoretically), this has served to reinforce a view of sociality that seems somewhat narrow, e.g., the view is not clearly applicable to structurally simpler organisms.