Sentence examples for get a viewpoint from inspiring English sources

"What bloggers do for the Democrats is that we enable the party base, those who are in the middle or upper class who are deeply involved in Internet and activism, to get a viewpoint they can get fired up about," said Stephen Yellin, a 16-year-old high school student from Berkeley Heights, N.J., who was credentialed to attend the convention.

Well, here's my chance to get a second viewpoint.

It is rare to get an unbiased viewpoint.

Toe Japanese Love Industry.

To get a more authoritative viewpoint on the subject, I spoke to Roy Larke, an expert on retailing, consumer behavior, and marketing who was previously based at Rikkyo University in Tokyo.

Alan Dean Foster, author of the Alien, Aliens, Alien 3 movie novelizations (whom we've spoken to before): "I loved District 9, it was really neat to see what Neill could do with science fiction and it was great to get a South African viewpoint on science fiction, too.

You'd think that with thousands of ideas flowing at light speed around the world, you'd get a diversity of viewpoints and expectations that would balance one another out.

"These special guests will help my students meet role models and get a number of viewpoints on the same topics that they've been practicing here in class," he says.

Know that if you're behind an enemy, and he does not detect you, and there are no enemies close to him try to knife him, before he get to a viewpoint where his ally can see and shoot you down.

Early days, but right now the interest seems to be in working together, sharing expertise, getting a different viewpoint.

"What you're getting is not just a set of books, you're getting a particular viewpoint that is associated with me," she told The Independent yesterday.