Sentence examples for views together with from inspiring English sources

But his own politics are Occupy-era politics, and he naturally wants to put his views together with his tastes.

"Views, together with peace and quiet, never go out of style," said Chandra Tyler, an associate broker at Bellmarc Realty, "and for folks who can afford the better things in life, that's the sort of apartment on their bucket list".

By leveraging available information from multiple side views together with graph data, the proposed method gMSV can achieve very good performance on the problem of feature selection for graph classification, and the selected subgraph patterns are relevant to disease diagnosis.

There is no sign in Burley's works prior to 1324 that he regarded Ockham as an opponent, but beginning with the prologue to his final commentary on the Physics (a work presumably rewritten in response to Ockham's criticisms), his main writings on logic and metaphysics always feature an analysis of Ockham's views together with a serious attempt to refute his arguments.

These revisionist views, together with prominent critic F. R. Leavis's pronouncement in The Great Tradition (1948) that Austen was one of the great writers of English fiction, a view shared by Ian Watt, who helped shape the scholarly debate regarding the genre of the novel, did much to cement Austen's reputation amongst academics.

What follows is a consensus of their views, together with those of a member of the Board of Reviewing Editors.

The Center for Public Service Communications and its partner Bird's Eye View, together with the National Library of Medicine (NLM), have developed the Community Health Maps (CHM) initiative.

When the image pairs are viewed together with a 3-D viewer or special glasses doing the merging work of the brain, the illusion of depth results.

To capture the flow field inside the OWC in good agreement, additional refinement was required at the field of view together with utilizing either SST or RSM turbulence models rather than k-ɛ.

Yet with these classicss on view, together with Jean Renoir's "A Day in the Country," Ingmar Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer Night," and the pioneering American independent film "Little Fugitive," there are few places a cinéphile would rather be.

But the exceptionalism of today's cinema (at least, in terms of theatrical viewing) — together with the personal investment (both financial and emotional) of its backers — has much to do with the aesthetic wildness and singularity of the very best new Hollywood movies.