Sentence examples for carrying viewpoints from inspiring English sources

We've seen this time and again with billboards carrying viewpoints that swim outside this city's political mainstream.

These films carried two viewpoints.

Articles and essays in The Ladder sometimes carried these viewpoints, since it was difficult to get psychiatrists and doctors to address homosexuality in any form.

In childhood, my family showed love by gift-giving, and I carried this viewpoint into my marriage.

Lyrically, according to Birgisson, the song carries some feminine viewpoints that Sheyne had managed to incorporate through her contribution.

That viewpoint carried over into Mr. Oz's everyday life, journalism and nonfiction books.

The formula is not merely a statistical statement, however; it carries a particular viewpoint as well, about who is responsible for poverty -- government, society or the individual.

Ortega combined his idea of human life with an emphasis on history as constituting the vital dynamics of its expression, and this viewpoint carried him closer to the humanistic side of the Naturwissenschaften-Geisteswissenschaften distinction made by the Southwest German or Baden School and Wilhelm Dilthey than to Cohen's Neo-Kantianism.

For example, from a load carriage viewpoint, this means training while carrying loads on a sufficiently regular basis.

The statistical analysis is carried out from many viewpoints by considering different respects.

Questionnaires were self-administered and investigated reasons for carrying out the scale and polish and attitudes towards this treatment from both the patient and VDP viewpoints.