It also undermines the purpose of a college education: exposing students to clashing ideas.
The Pantheon has been from its inception a theatre of clashing ideas.
He was noted not just for his careful elocution but also for his care with facts and for his fairness in handling clashing ideas.
Ms. Olson, who is free on bail, moved to California in January to await the beginning of her trial, leaving clashing ideas about justice and forgiveness in her wake.
The clashing ideas are typical of her essay, an elegiac account of how she culled half her books when she moved house.
You will also become, I'm sorry to say, the focus of an ongoing and repetitious argument between people with clashing ideas of what kind of country Britain should be.
As a college student, I appreciate the safe environment that certain speech policies beget, but as a citizen, I am wary of any policy that chills speech — clashing ideas underscore our democracy, and colleges must strive to protect the free exchange of them.
The United States has a mix of clashing ideas: private insurance through employment; single-payer Medicare mainly for those 65 and older; state-managed Medicaid for many low-income people; private insurance through exchanges set up by the Affordable Care Act; as well as about 28 million people without any insurance at all.
It's a reality that can be often grotesque, as brands and media entities often maintain starkly clashing ideas about editorial integrity, taste, and the reader experience.
The LitFest is a riot of clashing ideas and, as can be expected in the disputatious world of publishing, a roaring competition of personalities with outsize egos.
It is a cultural combat zone of two clashing ideas: one of a secular, European-looking Turkish republic and another of an increasingly authoritarian neo-Islamic empire.
