Sentence examples for alternate view of from inspiring English sources

"He is bright, he gives us an alternate view of the world.

But in recent years, water shortages and growing interest in sustainability have given rise to an alternate view of the lawn.

Obama's proposal reflects an alternate view of human decision making, one that has been advanced by behavioral economists like Richard Thaler at the University of Chicago, the plan's father and an adviser to his campaign.

Zimbabwe's prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai, provided an alternate view of Mugabe's role within Zanu-PF, saying he was attending meetings unbriefed and unaware of the content, and was being "managed by hardliners".

But as is often the case in Russia, where top politicians' intentions are difficult to divine, there is an alternate view of the fallout from the removal of the mayor, Yuri M. Luzhkov.

The show is part of the Seventh International Festival of Arts and Ideas here, and predictably it has touched off a squall; demonstrators at the show's opening on Tuesday held up signs protesting the group's appearance and passed out fliers presenting "an alternate view" of the conflict in the Middle East.

You can alternate views of Lichtenstein's genius with healthy intakes of urban life and draw your own conclusions from the shows' overlaps and discrepancies, whether with one another or reality.

Many companies, such as J. Crew, Macy's, Circuit City and QVC, are also investing more in their product pages to give customers more alternate views of the merchandise and easier navigation around the site.

This chapter will present the embryology necessary to understand exactly what is meant by the term "stem cell," and alternate views of what it might mean to have the stem property will be presented.

Meanwhile, any Christians who continued to promote alternate views of Jesus and his teachings were labeled heretics and brutally suppressed.

If anything, a more extreme version of this is now true: memes aren't just a means to make news more authentic; they also prop up alternate views of the world, some of which have no grounding in reality whatsoever.