Sentence examples for expressed a viewpoint from inspiring English sources

He noted that Alderman Joe Moreno is "practicing viewpoint discrimination" when he "refuses to allow a business to open because its owner has expressed a viewpoint that the government disagrees with".

The only acceptable viewpoint is that we cannot express a viewpoint".

Some Wall Street firms also prevent analysts from expressing a viewpoint on companies unless the information is published in a report.

Perhaps now is the time that all of us on the receiving end of online abuse just for expressing a viewpoint should be working together to get this omission overturned.

That's what I thought might be different with this album just to express a viewpoint, not to say this is the right way, just that this is how I experience the world, as someone who happens to be a cyclist".

These were the sentiments of a reviewer regarding a funding proposal submitted by one of us to the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) in the mid 2000s, expressing a viewpoint that was not uncommon among environmental scientists at the time.

But it sort of doesn't help anyone to express a viewpoint that comes off as substantially more brutal-minded than the Ezekiel 25:17 recitative from "Pulp Fiction".

"It is improper, and potentially unlawful, for the Oregon Department of Justice to conduct surveillance and investigations on an Oregonian merely for expressing a viewpoint, or for being a part of a social movement," the letter from Urban League of Portland reads.

It's hard to understand why a group representing millions of seniors, which expresses a viewpoint held by the vast majority of Americans of all ages, would face character assassination in the opinion pages of the Washington Post.

While one might claim that one is simply expressing a viewpoint, shouting down a speaker restricts the speaker's right to free expression and is addressed in our university's student code of conduct and those of many other universities and colleges.

Olin Singletary, 58, a plaintiff in the suit, expressed a different viewpoint in an interview.