Sentence examples for a clear viewpoint. from inspiring English sources

Each of them represent what's best about design today: Big ideas, meticulously thought out details, and a clear viewpoint about how we live now—and how it could be better.

Ofcom, in its ruling published on Monday, said the presenter's references to "anti-immigration" policies, which he believed had the potential to lead to "division and enmity", constituted a clear viewpoint on a policy issue that had featured prominently in the run-up to that byelection.

When you start hearing the stories from a true perspective ... of people who were actually there, it gives you a clear viewpoint of where you are as an artist and the story you would like to tell.

These findings mirror the findings of Condit (2001) who, having reviewed the literature on public perceptions of genetics, found no clear viewpoint but rather a mix of opinions.

I have come to appreciate our lack of consensus as honest and allowing for more dialogue and, yes, argument than are seen in communities that hold a clear official viewpoint.

I am particularly disheartened that, even while your letter proclaims that there is a clear biblical viewpoint on the subject, it does not offer a single biblical reference or quotation.

And, when Ms. Boycott was appointed editor in 1998, the trend continued, reflecting a belief that a quarter of The Daily Mail's readers would switch to The Express if it established a clear pro-Labor viewpoint.

However, while not attempting to prejudge the Court, it would probably act to preserve life because the patient had not expressed a clear and convincing viewpoint, the family dispute remained unresolved, and medical opinion was divided.

After a fall, two independent researchers analyzed recorded images using the camera position with the clearest viewpoint.

Two researchers (EV and MD) analyzed every fall independently, using the camera position with the clearest viewpoint.

The young man and I, both disappointed, joined together in rejecting his suggestion, believing that a clear presentation of our viewpoints, not entertainment, was the objective.