Sentence examples for divergent views of from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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).

Overall assessment revealed that contradictory projections were rated with similar likeliness scores, suggesting that there were divergent views on some of them.

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

Part of elected office is explaining to the electorate that the political process can only work if all sides are committed to reconciling widely divergent views (think of the differences between Boston and Houston or between Berlin and Athens) to find common ground.

Without the cross-pollination of authentic debate and the sharing of divergent views, the impoverishment of the body politic could be the greatest threat to our country as we know it.