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They had very well developed views of how to judge a president and were balancing some very important things in a very serious way.

But to know them is to forgive me for honest license in summarizing their sometimes sparsely developed views.

One can point to certain political actors in American and British history who developed views opposed to the power-hungry ideas of government.

Egypt had a developed view of the afterlife with rituals for preparing the body and soul for a peaceful life after death.

During the course of the 17th century Europeans developed views of their own racial superiority for reasons of self-interest.

There is something unique about ways Europeans developed views of exoticism as greater emphasis is put on empire building and colonies in other nations.

In his absence, he has developed views akin to communism, and has written a manuscript which he intends to have published.

The philosophers of the Enlightenment developed views that some people are more equal than others, supporting a white elite amongst the four tiers of race.

Essentially, national interests are now determined at the moment of crisis rather than as a result of a carefully developed view of both the world and the state.

He has two very odd sections on Menzies' long marriage, which hint at a more developed view, and some enigmatic remarks on Menzies' relations with his sons.

The Institute developed views on the Ambush defence in 1994 Joint Conference entitled "Beyond reasonable doubt" organised with the Royal Society of Medicine.

Greenspan's developed view also distinguishes between freedom and responsibility, arguing that the compatibility of responsibility with free will does not imply a similar compatibilist view of freedom.

This dates back to George McCready Price, an active Seventh-day Adventist who developed views of flood geology, which formed the basis of creation science.

Marheineke's developed views on dogmatics are given in the third edition (1847) of his Die Grundlehren der christlichen Dogmatik als Wissenschaft.

In Creating Minds (Gardner 1993) he combined the seven ways of knowing, introduced in Frames of Mind, with a more developed view of creativity and provided 20th century exemplars.

It was from this circle during his stay that he developed views akin to those of Brit Shalom on Jewish-Arab co-operation, though he remained suspicious of fundamentalist Islam.

There are certainly - the phrase "common but differentiated" is certainly sprinkled through this text in any number of places, and we have fairly strong and developed views about that idea in general.

Moreover, an author who has a firmly developed view of editors as tamperers is as unlikely a candidate for a good partnership as an editor who pedantically enforces a personal code of "proper usage."

He became interested in African history and developed views that were considered radical by the white government of the time, leading the Rhodesian authorities to restrict his movement to within a three-mile radius of his home.

Navigational Services and SAR Maintenance Introduction Over the years, IALA has debated and developed views on a number of issues that relate to the provision and management of aids to navigation.

Wu, raised to think that the Dalai Lama was a feudal oppressor, later met the Tibetan spiritual leader and has since developed views on Tibet that go even beyond what the Dalai Lama advocates.

Fiercely intelligent, with a strong personality and an extraordinary memory, she developed views and habits which were unconventional for a girl in the Victorian era - often wearing rough clothes, and showing more interest in science and politics, than in marriage and children.

But Mr. Gorbachev noted that Bukharin made mistakes, and quoted Lenin's own ambivalent statement that Bukharin, while "a most valuable and major theorist of the party," developed views that "can be classified as fully Marxist only with great reserve."

Here you've got newly renovated Arts and Crafts seven-bedroom homes whose owners have developed views on beveled granite; no dinner party in this clique has gone all the way to dessert without a conversational phase on the merits and demerits of Corian countertops.