Sentence examples for expressing viewpoints from inspiring English sources

This library is dedicated to providing free and open access to materials expressing viewpoints and information not readily available through mainstream publications and mass-media sources.

It is up to each of us to revive and advance the once-respected notion that it is unacceptable for members of a civil society to rage with unbridled hostility against others, even if they are expressing viewpoints with which we strongly disagree.

Reposting information was a "symbolic action" for expressing viewpoints.

Is there real diversity among workers' expressed viewpoints?

In 2012 we continued to give a platform to people to express viewpoints and experiences rarely heard in mainstream media".

The researchers' general conclusion was that, "despite periodic persecution," many Iranians are able to use blogs to express "viewpoints challenging the ruling ideology of the Islamic Republic".

"If we couldn't formulate and express viewpoints," Mr. Joseffer said, "I would be here today in support of neither party".

Your April 10 editorial about the New York City Charter Revision Commission ("Redoing the City Charter") expressed viewpoints on important issues relating to the conduct, regulation and timing of a vote on revisions to the city charter.

We configured the Drupal-based web platform so that each participating expert can express viewpoints by making comments on questions, but cannot view comments made by other experts.

Instead of scooping up terrorists, the new policy is far more likely to net ordinary citizens who have expressed viewpoints suggestive of activism or controversial viewpoints or perhaps posted an ill-thought joke.

Whether in response to younger consumers' placing higher value and trust in companies that take a stand on issues, or in an effort to mirror the beliefs of company founders, many companies have chosen to publicly express viewpoints on political issues ranging from immigration to global warming to inequalities of gender, sexuality or race to name a few.