Sentence examples for conflicted perspective from inspiring English sources

Another mother offered a more nuanced and conflicted perspective, one that resonates with how I think I would feel in her shoes.

Brackstone said the publication of the Black Diaries in the 1950s had led to a "conflicted perspective on Casement in Irish history" that continues today.

He combined conflicting perspectives because it made his compositions more compelling.

And recognizing the importance of conflicting perspectives in a group raises the issue of what kinds of people will work together best.

Undoubtedly, there are issues – such as Taiwan, and Tibet, which has sparked this current controversy – on which the US and China have very different, and even conflicting, perspectives.

The most serious intellectual deficit that has plagued the American presence in Iraq — and a crucial reason for our repeated failure to predict Iraqis' behavior — has been insufficient awareness of the conflicting perspectives of Iraqis from different backgrounds and communities.

Benchmarks: Understands how diverse groups united during the civil rights movement; Understands conflicting perspectives on different issues addressed by the women's rights movement United States History Standard 31- Understands economic, social, and cultural developments in the contemporary United States.

In reviewing the Oxford International Encyclopedia of Peace, Piers Brendon starts flatteringly, comparing our modest four volumes with the great 1751 "Diderot project" of the Enlightenment – the Encyclopédie (Conflicting perspectives, Review, 15 May).

These conflicting perspectives were the cause of a series of struggles between popes and secular rulers that began in the 11th century, when lay and religious leaders sought to reform society and the church.

"RASHOMON" The Pan Asian Repertory Theater revives the 1959 drama by Fay and Michael Kanin (based on the sterling film of 1951 by Akira Kurosawa), about a violent encounter in the woods involving a samurai, his wife and a bandit -- and their conflicting perspectives on the events.

Benchmarks: Understands how diverse groups united during the civil rights movement; Understands conflicting perspectives on different issues addressed by the women's rights movement; Understands significant influences on the civil rights movement United States History Standard 31- Understands economic, social, and cultural developments in the contemporary United States.