Sentence examples for a difference of view from inspiring English sources

Heywood says sometimes people genuinely have a difference of view about what happened.

I stated that there was a difference of view about how fast trade should be liberalized.

Part of the problem is a difference of view over what online music publishing is.

"Some people have a difference of view about what it means to stand up and fight for the Labour party.

There appears to be a difference of view, however, on the extent of the threat that Isis presents to Britain and other western countries.

Heywood says that, as he wrote in his letter to Yvette Cooper, he felt there had been a difference of view.

"There's a difference of views – of course there is".

This is no simple sibling spat, but a difference of views on how to respond to an existential threat.

Israelis assert that, despite a difference of views on some matters, the Bush administration and Mr. Sharon's team have close ties.

A spokesman added: "We recognise there can be a difference of views but our policy is working well in support of our overall strategy.

He added, "Howard has always been a place where people have been able to offer a difference of views, and Wayne continues that aspect of our legacy, but there's a respectful way to do that".