Sentence examples for views thought from inspiring English sources

But Breaking Views thought investors' pessimism was understandable.

He said: "He divided England in a way that even many churchmen who shared some of his views thought unnecessary and self-indulgent.

The so-called "law of the three stages," which views thought in every field as passing progressively from superstition to science by first being religious, then abstract, or metaphysical, and finally positive, or scientific.

Even those of us who disagreed with his views thought he was, at least, presidential in the way he conducted himself.

Studies have shown that people tend to seek out information that is consistent with their views; think of liberal fans of MSNBC and conservative devotees of Fox News.

And people who started off with a positive view thought it was even safer when they read a comment like "You're stupid — this is a benefit".

For this view, thought disorder is the defining symptom of schizophrenia.

Those who hold this view think that the blame falls fairly evenly.

For "tree line," otherwise known as the town-house or Parisian view, think business class.

The view — think twinkly lights and hills, with a spectrally glowing pool as foreground— is stunning.

If this brief summary suggests some roseate, sentimentalized view, think again.