Sentence examples for a dramatically different view from inspiring English sources

Instead, comments one EU diplomat, Mr Sarkozy seems to see Europe as a backdrop for his own bilateral deal-making.Moreover, most other members of the EU club mistrust France's voters, who seem to take a dramatically different view of the world from theirs (look at polls measuring French opinions of the free market or of the role of the state).

The book is expected to present a dramatically different view from Michael Wolff's explosive Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House.

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.

The question is that if a president and board have such dramatically different views that they could not be bridged but for a forced resignation, how can UVa leaders' new, strained unity put forward a single vision of the University's path forward?

In our interdisciplinary discussions, we also learned that biologists and physicists had dramatically different views of what makes a good biological example in physics.

The agreement between Qatar and the UAE represents a noteworthy softening in the positions of the two countries, which have dramatically different views of political Islam.

With the significant caveat that my knowledge of the events at UVa come only from media reports and the public statements of the primary players involved, the center of the UVa debate was the dramatically different views of how quickly can, should and must a university change to meet rapidly changing societal needs.

Perhaps, regardless of their dramatically different views about abortion and contraception, both liberal and conservative justices are returning to the original understanding of the Fourth and Fifth Amendments, which had promised all Americans the right to control personal information.

It traces the erratic progress of pupils called Furious, Cavalier, Deranged, Stoic and Wholesome; they are steered by the teacher-narrator, Ms Snuffleupagus, whose colleagues hold dramatically different views on how to teach.

This issue of CKJ contains several articles that illustrate the advances experienced in the field of the pathogenesis and therapy of thrombotic microangiopathies, the expanding genetic, clinical and therapeutic spectrum and the dramatically different views of the issue from different corners of the world [ 4– 7].

Ronald Brachman, a Darpa expert in artificial intelligence, said it was time to view computers in a dramatically different way.