Sentence examples for distinctly different views on from inspiring English sources

WITH just a few weeks to go before the presidential election, voters from wealthy suburban enclaves in Fairfield County to urban neighborhoods in Hartford expressed similar concerns about the deteriorating economy, but distinctly different views on whom to support on Election Day.

The fighters were just a few miles from the lines of black-clad Islamic State militants, who hold distinctly different views on the roles of women.

However, within the Christian faith -- Obama is a Christian -- there is a range of quite distinctly different views of Christ's redemptive work, God's mission in the world, and the use of power itself.

Back in 2006, the longtime senator communicated a distinctly different view on the issue.

In the present review, we focus mainly on genome-centric community genomics because these approaches allow us to infer the effects of fine-scale evolution (recombination, mutation) on community-level ecology and, hence, facilitate a distinctly different view of community composition and function.

But on Saturday, Mr. Romney flew on a Gulfstream IV to the southwest reaches of Indiana to campaign for someone with a distinctly different view of bipartisanship: Richard Mourdock, a Tea Party favorite and the state's Republican Senate nominee, who this spring defeated the incumbent, Richard G. Lugar, one of the most influential Republicans of the past generation.

I had suspected that IT providers might have a distinctly different view of the issues than consumers do.

On environmental issues we have distinctly different views and objective conditions.

One group voiced distinctly different views about duration and benefits of storage.

Whereas Mandela rarely ventured beyond rhetorical criticism of the injustices of the global order, his successor, Thabo Mbeki (1999 2008) had a distinctly different view.

We hold different views on many issues.