Sentence examples for contending perspectives from inspiring English sources
These contending perspectives informed political debates about growth and governance and, in particular, what constituted good governance in the global context of development.
When the series screened in New Zealand, GayNZ compared the two contending perspectives, comparing those who viewed Ianto's death from the perspective of "dramatic necessity" to those who disparaged it as the result of thoughtlessness on the part of the series creators about the relative absence of representations of enduring lesbian and gay couples within television series.
In the discipline of international relations there are contending general theories or theoretical perspectives.
This perspective contends that at "the heart of the controversy" is the presumed case-fatality rate of H5N1.
Philosophically, the security perspective contends, whether implicitly or explicitly, even more than the charity frame, that the strongest identity is that of nation-state.
While extreme liberals are reluctant to interfere with the natural rights of people, such as property rights, life, and liberty, utilitarian and social contract perspectives, respectively, contend that the state should attempt to maximize societies' overall welfare, or determine state involvement on the basis of collective decision [ 11].
How is she contending the order?
All are top players for contending teams.
Contending for the title seems premature.
