Sentence examples for hear the viewpoints from inspiring English sources

It was interesting to hear the viewpoints expressed by the young people; when they described their goals for the world today, they said they were looking for shade, places to sit, water, and space to breathe".

He also deployed his sense of humor and Midwestern humility to try easing the anti-American sentiment that Reagan's policies had stoked among many Britons: he hosted elaborate receptions for members of government and the royal family, became a familiar face on television news and talk shows and, on occasion, made widely publicized visits to pubs to hear the viewpoints of working-class citizens.

As I unashamedly followed the group, to hear the viewpoints another observation.

It was at the very end of the episode that we finally heard the viewpoint of the South African students at the university, and their thoughts on the matter.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson lauded the episode for "provid[ing] a lot of great moments, especially in court when we heard the differing viewpoints of the accident offered by Bart and Mr. Burns.

Know the type you're working with and it's a lot easier to understand their viewpoint and hear the value being shared.

He also surmises that Sibelius, having rejected the work, would not have relished hearing the fragments played, a viewpoint which McKenna endorses: "Watching the performance on YouTube, I could not help but think how disappointed the composer would have been to hear his unfinished music performed".

ODIHR observers also said that Uzbek "media covered the election in a highly restrictive and controlled environment, and the state-defined narrative did not provide voters the opportunity to hear alternative viewpoints".

Kasich represents a key group of soon to be state executives that we hope will take the time to hear varied viewpoints and come to a comprehensive, regional solution.

Blackburn told me that, in the days after she heard the news, she took "a two-dimensional viewpoint on things": Cole was dead, and she was to blame.

"Libraries," she said when she received her Intellectual Freedom Award, "play a very important role in safeguarding every citizen's right to read or hear diverse viewpoints and to make up his or her own mind about issues".