Meanings of utilitarian view in English

Even Huxley was disposed to take a utilitarian view of cathood.

For years, Singapore has taken a utilitarian view of it.

This utilitarian view, which points to success in life in the ordinary sense, is the prevailing one.

This utilitarian view acquires a still greater importance when applied to criminals under sentence of capital punishment.

This attitude implies not only a certain want of conviction but also a utilitarian view of religion.

This is the utilitarian view.

The origin of morals an inquiry not foreign to the subject of this book.-Modernutilitarian view as to that origin.-Mr.

In another letter, written from the immediate neighbourhood of this place, he took a more practical and utilitarian view of its capabilities and prospects:

There is, however, one advantage which we possess-thatbeing amateurs only, we may either take the most ideal, or the most necessary and utilitarian view.

It is a natural reaction of a strong physical nature against the utilitarian views of the day.

"This utilitarian view of art makes my insides squirm," Gersh says.

"That is taking an economical view of the subject," added Mr. Baskirk, laughing at the commander's utilitarian views.