Sentence examples for and viewpoints in a from inspiring English sources

"Actually, I said we should give it away," said Mr. Phillips, who spoke intently of things like "heteroglossia," the diversity of voices and viewpoints, in a literary work.

This preliminary research uses a computer aided planning environment that has repository of multi-disciplinary patterns at different levels of detail for rapid development of these models, capturing various views and viewpoints in a step by step manner.

The chapters are brief, inferential, cut short by other chapters and other viewpoints in a lovely start-stop movement that advances the plot quickly.

We entered the Institute seeing the world through our parents' prejudices and viewpoints, but in a couple of years the school made you independent, and for many of us that entailed a radical change of direction in our lives.

This and most subsequent films were shot in black-and-white, carried neither commentary nor music, and were the result of dozens of hours of direct shooting that Wiseman then reduced to an hour or two of finished product, imposing structure and viewpoint in the course of a highly selective editing process.

"...the Indy Star also has a responsibility to promote a civil discourse and to present diverse viewpoints in a way that does not demean or appear to belittle anyone who says they are the victim of a sexual assault," executive editor Ronnie Ramos wrote.

A fine recent example is PJ Harvey's album Let England Shake, a powerful work that references the First World War and throws together a variety of viewpoints in a manner familiar to readers of The Waste Land.

It extends to the diametrically opposing viewpoints in a broader North-South and East-West divide.

The novel is told from two viewpoints, in a double time scheme.

"You don't put your personal viewpoints in a good movie," he said.

Nor is my point that it is politically stupid to dismiss other people's viewpoints in a democratic society.