From the common-sense view of space and time - which we all share - we gradually move to the relativistic view.

Some scholars, such as Ugo Zilioli argue that the sophists held a relativistic view on cognition and knowledge.

This relativistic view is emphasized in the book repeatedly.

The relativistic view, that the truth is "what is true for you", is emphasized in the booklet repeatedly.

For conservatives, who have long scorned relativism as the province of multicultural and postmodernist historians, it's a curiously well, relativistic view.

Though Mr. Erickson leaves us with a surprising redemptive ending that Dania wills into being, he is too honest to deny his relativistic view of history.

For example, interactionists took a much more profoundly relativistic view of crime than the original classical position allowed for.

The relativistic view of language without any rules leads to an utter mess and disadvantages pupils who leave school unable to speak or write standard English.

Messiaen's similar observations led to his noted uses of non-retrogradable rhythms; Xenakis wished to reconcile the linear perception of music with a relativistic view of time.

Additionally, critics wonder what implications such allegedly relativistic views, such as the possibility of religious pluralism, might have for Christianity.