Sentence examples for competing viewpoints from inspiring English sources
It's a delicate balance of two distinct, even competing, viewpoints.
Licensing requirements should include the airing of competing viewpoints.
Amid such competing viewpoints, a compromise idea has also emerged, which the Obama Administration is weighing.
But what can that mean in a society driven by division and competing viewpoints?
His cast of characters collected together a wide range of competing viewpoints and backgrounds, from secular humanist to Jesuit.
Parini's novel cleverly animates six competing viewpoints during the final days of the greatest novelist who ever lived.
Cited in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, Journal of Democracy is an influential international forum for scholarly analysis and competing democratic viewpoints.
Moreover, Radio Free Asia will also provide a forum for the sort of open debate, and competing political viewpoints, that a free press would provide in a democracy.
With their competing statements and viewpoints, Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore were delineating what will undoubtedly be some of the sharpest battle lines between them this fall.
The ability to understand the world through different lenses and turn competing or disparate viewpoints into a compelling narrative is an art, not a science.
Rather than thinking of political decisions as the aggregate of citizens' preferences, deliberative democracy claims that citizens should arrive at political decisions through reason and the collection of competing arguments and viewpoints.
