Sentence examples for confronting views from inspiring English sources

Meeting other experts with confronting views and expertise could freeze the frame of reference used by the experts.

[1] Piers, R et al. Inappropriate Care in European ICUs: Confronting Views From Nurses and Junior and Senior Physicians.

References. 1. Piers RD, Azoulay E, et al. Inappropriate care in European ICUs: confronting views from nurses and junior and senior physicians.

[1] Piers, R et al. (2014) Inappropriate Care in European ICUs: Confronting Views From Nurses and Junior and Senior Physicians,Chest,146,146,146-275.

At these meetings confronting views could be expressed aloud and the team tried to solve the conflicts through direct communication.

In the 1890s, two confronting views competed each other to explain how semipermeable membranes operated: Traube had suggested that precipitation membranes had small pores that allowed them to behave like sieves, whereas Nernst introduced the idea that permeating substances were those that could dissolve in the membranes [ 59, 64, 65].

Made for often confronting viewing, it is one of those rare documentaries that one hopes will lead to change and only after our politicians watch it.

What results are dynamic communities, robust public institutions and a political process whose foundations grow stronger when citizens are compelled to confront views from all perspectives, especially those they find reprehensible.

But there is also a broad shift in attitudes, away from what David Cameron described in a speech in Munich in February as lazy "state multiculturalism", and towards a "more active, muscular liberalism" in confronting extremist views, and defining and defending a competing national identity.

So we're going to have to get used to confronting alternative views.

Perhaps more important, Weibo has empowered the average Chinese, maybe for the first time ever, to express an opinion, and to confront differing views.