In 1963, after President Kennedy was assassinated there, he took out full-page newspaper advertisements, entitled "What's Right With Dallas," that defended the city but asked its residents to show "toleration of differing points of view for the health of the community" and to reject "the spirit of absolutism for which our community has suffered".
His cash problems are compounded by serious internal disagreement between the company's functional departments, which hold differing points of view regarding the direction the company should take both strategically and tactically.
The comic book, however, delves deeper in order to present Batman's own psychology, how he was just as insane as the clown, and how he and the Joker perceived the world according to differing points of view, with the Joker's interpreted through a joke.
Evaluate authors' differing points of view on the same historical event or issue by assessing the authors' claims, reasoning, and evidence.
Rules or norms that are clear and unquestioned at the government level, such as the separation of church and state (or in another country, the unified church-state), can be modified to accommodate differing points of view when the government funds a nonprofit organization to produce a service.
Nadine Strossen, former president of the American Civil Liberties Union and professor of law at New York Law School, and Jeremy Waldron, professor of law at New York University, brought differing points of view to the topic of hate speech April 10 in Myron Taylor Hall.
While we aim to hear from lots of voices and include differing points of view on the podcast, a lack of time means we sometimes have to cut people short, or use one person to represent the views of several who have contacted us making similar points.
In a healthy democracy, differing points of view contend to shape the destiny of the society.
"He loved argument and debate, and unlike many Ivy League academics I've met, he respected people with differing points of view," Cruz wrote of the professor.
In "Billy Budd," people sing at differing points of "beauty" and "terror," and the radiant naval foretopman of the title (here taken by Jacques Imbrailo) is even referred to as "Beauty" by the very Master-at-Arms, Claggart (Phillip Ens), who will seal his fate.
