Sentence examples for views understood from inspiring English sources

Caborn told me he had a long discussion with Lars-Christer Olsson on the plane back from Leipzig and was very impressed, so perhaps more progressive voices will now make their views understood.

Individuals with aphasia may take part if they have a close relative who can help make their views understood through verbal or written means.

Take discussions online to forums where you can express your opinions clearly and relax while getting your views understood without having to deal with being shouted at, people's bad debate tactics, personal insults, criticism and other nasty tactics people use during in person arguments.

Other kinds of views understand good simpliciter in terms of attributive good.

That is a view understood to be held by many of the major technology companies.

He nicknamed this work "The Great Trudge" – a view understood by his editors.

He was more than a dancer; he was a game changer in how society viewed, understood and ultimately embraced dance.

"I was drawn to the Federalist Society because it, in my view, understood that 'it's the structure, stupid,' " Leo told me.

But those close to him say he takes the long view, understands things will not change as quickly as he likes, and retains his famed never-too-high, never-too-low reserve.

First, in what follows, we will remain largely noncommittal about what the qualifier "plausible" means, as advocates of the standard view understand it in different ways.

His natural law view understands principles of right to be grounded in principles of good; on this Aquinas sides with utilitarians, and consequentialists generally, against Kantians.