Sentence examples for differing point of view from inspiring English sources

Working out what exactly is hate speech and what might be, for instance, simple democratic opposition to a differing point of view, is a complex issue.

"What we found… is that if you have a particular point of view in how to best interdict that particular activity, ten other companies will have a differing point of view… [but] what they all have in common is that they just need better understanding and knowledge around what's at risk, and how to best track compliance," he says.

"Picking your battles" has to do with the idea that it's neither reasonable nor productive to be willing to argue over every differing point of view that shows up in your relationship.

I think that this differing point of view around where and how value is created has a lot to do with many of the challenges that arise when academia and industry are speaking to each other.

If a parent has a differing point of view, don't argue with them.

What's more, like the civil rights movement, it is also diverse, full of differing points of view, different kinds of activists and voices.

"EDF Energy supports the right to lawful protest and respects differing points of view.

And perhaps laughter leaves us a bit more open to consider differing points of view.

She welcomes differing points of view," Obama said in a White House ceremony.

It has a mesmerising, cumulative effect, as fragments of lives and differing points of view overlap.

A gifted debater, Stanley was adept at getting others to listen to differing points of view.