Sentence examples for in varying viewpoints from inspiring English sources

He urges us to take in varying viewpoints, citing the work of Cass Sunstein, a University of Chicago law professor.

The problem on this front is broader than YouTube filtering LBGTQ+ content, in some cases, because parents have varying viewpoints (particularly in the U.S). about how much educational material about sex a child should have access to at all — just see the ongoing controversies about sex education in schools as an example.

For example, the subject parameters represent the averages of the relative positions of subjects in the data space across varying viewpoints and lighting conditions.

Faced with just such a challenge, the White House unleashed a broad offensive on Wednesday, a mix of muscle and negotiation, in an effort to contain the varying viewpoints within the Democratic Party, split the difference and move forward.

Similarly, multiple images of the same subjects under varying viewpoints are also available in video camera networks.

Experts in the field of QOL have held varying viewpoints on how to define the concept [ 11- 14].

Our development team struggled with ideologically loaded language and varying viewpoints, but we were undaunted in our effort to realize the vision that is Updraft America.

The novel itself is famously narrated by many different characters in separate short chapters, and it is perhaps to match the spirit of these varying viewpoints that Franco presents so much of the story in split screen.

He was a true believer in church teachings, but at the same time he understood that people had varying viewpoints.

Highlight the varying viewpoints and controversy about the "Plan B" pill from a scientific point of view.

As the far right takes hold across the world, the ability to recognise and appreciate varying viewpoints and sharing stories from different cultures is vital.