Sentence examples for views that long from inspiring English sources

Neoconservatism, he insists, is not some kind of "alien spore" but rather an American original, an amalgam of views that long ago transcended its origins in the left-wing anticommunism of the City College of New York circa 1940.

Our results challenge widely held views that long term health outcomes for moderate and late preterm babies are similar to those for babies born at full term.

The biographer Amy Charles takes the view that, long before 1625, it was Herbert's intention to be ordained.

Finchem added: "We do have this view that, long term, one and one and one could equal six or seven and that's something I think we should spend some energy focusing on".

"Both companies take the view that long term, it doesn't make sense to have two Smurfit companies chasing the same investment dollar," said Joe Burnell, a paper industry analyst at Davy Stockbrokers in Dublin.

With regard to religion, Marx fully accepted Feuerbach's claim in opposition to traditional theology that human beings had invented God in their own image; indeed a view that long pre-dated Feuerbach.

"I think they are plausible rumors, at least worth paying attention to, and it's interesting that he's been out of view that long," Lewis said of the speculation on Kim's physical and political condition.

The data reinforced his view that long-term interest rates would stay low this year, Akram added.

They took note of a rise in commodity prices, but reiterated their view that long-term inflation expectations had been stable and inflation had trended downward.

A natural strategist, he took the view that long-term profitability and a vigorous global presence went hand in hand, say bankers who know him.

However, we and others have taken the view that long-range organizational information is potentially encoded into the structure of the collagen molecule itself, allowing the control of fibril organization to extend far from cell (or bounding) surfaces.