Sentence examples for have a viewpoint from inspiring English sources
I guess I'd say Republicans don't have an illness; they have a viewpoint.
"When we have parents come in on open days... they have a viewpoint of when manufacturing was dying, when people were on strike.
So why is it that Michael, to have a viewpoint — first of all, who's to say that that's not a character in the song saying that?
Bill Moyers may have a viewpoint, but he carefully separates it from his reporting, which is always packed with facts and information and which has earned him status as a great journalist.
There are, however, some regional museums and art centers that have their own minds, and it's in these places that I find artists who have a viewpoint and a connection to their own environment.
David Brooks argues, in answer to Democrats who frequently ask him why Republicans have become so extreme, that Republicans are not extreme but rather "have a viewpoint" ("What Republicans Think," column, June 15).
Of all the people I met, Hong Feng had a viewpoint that reminded me the most of Spindler's.
Mr. McKenzie can be forgiven for having a viewpoint that differs from the shared opinion that the ballet belongs to the Swan Queen.
The journals helped the students to articulate their own ideas about the readings, so when it came time to discuss the material they all had a viewpoint to share.
