I know that's a very unfashionable view to hold around Washington these days, but that's what I believe.

This is today an unfashionable view, for non-Marxist historians of other early modern revolutions tend to stress short-run factors, chance and contingency, as critical.

We apologize for this unfashionable view.

"People think it makes them look cool - it doesn't," was his pithy and (at the time) unfashionable view.

It may be an unfashionable view, but I don't believe the pursuit of the profit motive means you can or should be freed from any notion of ethics.

For decades, that practice chilled scholarly discourse and warned younger scholars what might await them if they ventured into print with unfashionable views.

With today's lynch-mob mentality towards the City as a backdrop, that is a distinctly unfashionable view.

Dr. King held the unfashionable view that we had an obligation to help those who are in trouble, and to speak out against unfair treatment and social injustice.

Max Hastings: It's an unfashionable view, but the exercise of force abroad can be both useful and honourable - unlike lazily directed aid.

Their conclusion, based on a series of industry studies, offers a boost to the unfashionable view that more Government intervention rather than less is needed to keep the growth machine moving.