Sentence examples similar to embracing a specific viewpoint from inspiring English sources

At what point did you decide to use that platform to share a specific viewpoint?

Most painters commit pigment to canvas, portraying static scenes from a specific viewpoint.

As such, being white living in a white dominated society, affords you a specific viewpoint.

"It really doesn't accomplish the purpose of a fact-finding mission if the facts are being presented by a group with a specific viewpoint," Allison added.

But that requires honesty on the part of station owners, and it requires embracing a diversity of viewpoints on the air.

"When it comes to normal painting, an artist might sketch a scene on a two dimensional canvas, and when it's done you have a picture from a very specific viewpoint," Meade explains.

"Any time government embraces a particular religious viewpoint it violates the spirit of the Constitution".

How does he justify embracing a normative stance, affirming specific values?

Instead, she relayed a very specific viewpoint that she attributed to the president.

Government sources indicated that ministers were unlikely to embrace an NHS-specific tax rise any time soon.

"Microsoft has proven itself and, whatever you think of them, from a company-specific viewpoint and from a long term investment side, they're a must," he says.