Sentence examples for divergent view of from inspiring English sources

Sinatra's lyrics do more than hint at his divergent view of the two towns.

This worry is only reinforced by empirical data suggesting that SNS perpetuate the 'Spiral of Silence' phenomenon that results in the passive suppression of divergent views on matters of important political or civic concern (Hampton et. al. 2014).

Behind the long-anticipated deal are two sharply divergent views of the future of recorded music.

For now, polls about Mr. Estrada's conduct have yielded widely divergent views of sentiment.

The divergent views of the project may arise from the very different situations of its beholders.

At the heart of the dispute are two divergent views of the situation in Afghanistan.

Divergent views of progress are at the core of the problem, said Ms. Galef.

And she struggles, like many in the congregation, to integrate two starkly divergent views of Mr. Miller.

In Nussbaum's view, the difference in severity stems from divergent views of national identity.

In particular I am concerned about the apparently divergent views of FOM and the BBC about the sequence of events.

Aside from their divergent views of their abilities, the two men's goals are at cross-purposes.