Sentence examples for an opposed view from inspiring English sources

The Guardian, which broke the Snowden story and has been filtering the leaks ever since, takes an opposed view, defending the paper's conduct in an editorial: "The intelligence agencies were saved from true catastrophe by only one thing: the fact that Snowden didn't dump the material on to the web, but handed it instead to journalists.

Alcock et al. presented an opposed view (the "insider's" view), implying that mitochondrial and plastid protein translocation machineries would have been mostly derived from existing endosymbiont bacterial transporters.

An opposed view would urge that the examples of restraint of trade are objectionable, but not an offense against the ideal of equality of opportunity, rather an offense against the different ideal of free trade.

Moreover, if it is said that a work of art should be a means toward pleasure, that is treading suspiciously near to the opposed view that art should not be a means to an end but an end in itself.

Of the four main topics of the Nyaya-sutras (art of debate, means of valid knowledge, syllogism, and examination of opposed views), there is a long history.

The split has expressed itself most keenly in the starkly opposed views of traditionalists, primarily in Africa and Asia, who oppose any concessions on homosexuality, and of more liberal elements, especially in the United States and Canada, who favor the ordination of openly gay and lesbian clergy members and church blessings of same-sex unions.

Suppositional reasoning is what a philosopher is good at, drawing out of implications of opposed views and testing them against mutually accepted positions, according to, broadly speaking, criteria of coherence but also of simplicity.

The opposed views are represented by Nathan Lane's obsessively self-interested president and Laurie Metcalf's idealistic lesbian speechwriter.

Maurice Hayes, the only Northern Irish Catholic on the commission, wrote later that it heard diametrically opposed views of the RUC: "one lot wanted us to canonise them, the others to castrate them".

It's at this point, where they start to go head to head, that we need to stand back and get some perspective on these opposed views regarding religious freedom.

We can express the prima facie contrast between traditional and embodied cognitive science in terms of opposed views of mental representation, computation, and realization.