Sentence examples for a valid point of view from inspiring English sources

During the contest to be leader of the Labour party, Ed Balls became the first senior Labour figure to say that he thought the cuts implicit in Labour's plans went too far – and that is certainly a valid point of view.

The multi-constituency approach argues that 'it is arbitrary to label one criterion a priori as the correct one because each presents a valid point of view' (Kenis and Provan 2009: 443).

But maybe "RACISM" is actually a "VALID POINT OF VIEW IN A DEBATE".

This is a valid point of view for external observers, but not for infalling observers.

Good to know that Tory would rather read about racism in the dictionary than listen to actual people "or whatever" who might have a valid point of view.

Naturally, all those who observed the proceedings came away with the impression that Obama was, perhaps, taking the bad news of the previous evening rather coolly, with the seeming insistence that he would continue to suggest he has a valid point of view about what policies should be put forward and such.

"Abstinence is a perfectly valid point of view," she said.

Mr Miliband said: "I think Ann has an important and valid point of view".

That they started with a certain fixed outlook and used the whole force of their formidable intellectual power to crush the argument of their opponent without realising that the opponent was looking at the issue from a different but equally valid point of view?

They may feel strongly about something on a personal level, but have not put deep thought into the subject and appear therefore to have a weak (whilst perfectly valid) point of view.

Refreshing because it hasn't happened previously, important because public policy is only successful when it reflects every valid point of view.