Sentence examples for contrasting views of from inspiring English sources

TRAVEL For the People The candidates' contrasting views of government.

Currently, two contrasting views of Greek photography are exhibited.

The leading candidates offered sharply contrasting views of Mr. Bush himself.

That duet promises to open up contrasting views of Whelan and Watson as Facada has done for Ivan Vasiliev and Natalia Osipova.

Quotations from "The Portrait of a Lady," by Henry James, & "Nervous Conditions," by Tsitsi Dangarembga, to show contrasting views of gardens.

Publicly, in what seemed a neon illustration of why the Americans are imposing the news blackout, the senior negotiators for the two sides have expressed contrasting views of the possibilities of achievement.

In Bangkok, Mr. Bush heard contrasting views on the effectiveness of American sanctions from the advocates he met.

Bathurst and Thomas express contrasting views on the significance of Stroma's abandonment.

Men and horses will have taken a sharply contrasting view of proceedings in Gloucestershire yesterday.

There is a contrasting view of threats coming from cities to the country and vice versa.

According to the contrasting view of Slovak historians, the bishopric had already been established before 1086.