Sentence examples similar to have contrasting viewpoints from inspiring English sources

The agency had already angered him, he said, when it voted last August to drop a rule that required broadcasters to give contrasting viewpoints on issues of public importance.

Some quilts have contrasting patterns.

It's an invigorating ride, told with remarkable sympathy for characters who have widely contrasting viewpoints.

Penwith has contrasting landscapes.

While there is no right or wrong, no arguments won or lost, a deep and highly sophisticated body of work has been produced here with many contrasting viewpoints.

A great deal of reviews on epistasis have been published, most of which addressing the issue from contrasting viewpoints.

In "SoloShow," the second half of a diptych of solos, the choreographer Maria Hassabi plays with contrasting viewpoints so subtly that at first it's difficult to see what has changed since the first piece.

For decades, that meant promoting the democratic process by covering important issues and airing contrasting viewpoints.

The contrasting viewpoints immediately usher us into Kafka's world of strange juxtapositions.

Instead of being in thrall to the government of the day, RAI offered contrasting viewpoints.

Some deliberative theorists claim that the deliberative process of exchanging arguments for contrasting viewpoints can and should produce a consensus.