Sentence examples for a different view that from inspiring English sources

"What we are trying is a fundamental change, a different view that says our security can be enhanced by arms control.

(Though as discussed in section seven, one can and Frege [1884] did adopt a different view that allows for relational/restricted quantifiers as in '∀x:P x)[D x)]'.) More importantly, Frege's account was designed to apply equally well to propositions involving relations and multiple quantifiers.

But a new and unconventional colon cancer study, which uses DNA gene sequencing, the theories of evolutionary biology and refined mathematical tools, offers a different view that defies virtually all facets of traditional medical wisdom: Not all cancers derive from tumors.

On such a premise, when President Lincoln changed his view that freed slaves should be deported to Africa to a different view that freed slaves should instead be welcomed into the fabric of American society, he deserved to be castigated for being a big fat "liar", or almost as bad, a "flip-flopper".

"I have a different view that the world is a diverse place and we should embrace bodies of all shapes and sizes.

Martin Ortega, a fellow at the European Union's Institute for Security Studies in Paris, offered a different view: that with general elections taking place in Spain today, the ruling conservative People's Party had an interest in blaming ETA.

Leaders of Roundabout take a sharply different view: that the company is actually a model for being ambitious and taking risks in spite of a recession, and that Roundabout has shown over time that the greater its challenges — bankruptcy in the 1970s, the loss of theater spaces over time — the harder people there push.

I did not challenge the professor, but I did simply say, the most challenging thing is to set ourselves aside, even for just a moment, to view our communities and the world through another set of eyes, to understand the point of view of another human, who may share space on this earth with us, but who may have a dramatically different view that us on how we play together.

Associated Press: "Daytime's 'The View' will rerun one of its shows in two weeks from an entirely different view that lets fans know a little about what goes on backstage.

From the beginning, however, Ms. Doumanian's and Mr. Safra's lawyer, Peter Parcher, stressed an entirely different view: that the "bogus" case was orchestrated by Mr. Allen's handlers, who were "hoping to get a quick, large payment".

(Beware: the similar-sounding 'composition is not identity' usually represents the quite different view that a whole is not identical to its several parts).