Sentence examples for individual points of view from inspiring English sources

When this happens, the original purpose of free speech is lost-not through government repression but through the disintegration of individual points of view.

Though people talk about self-expression, there is, not surprisingly, more consensus in what the leading magazines are showing than solidly individual points of view.

(The big groups got big by knowing what they're doing). But I'll also be looking at the lower rungs of the ladder for a chance to celebrate fresh, individual points of view.

Loosely translated, this means, the series will be high on adventure, exploration, conflict, warfare and bloodshed (because "these were extreme times," History said) but, at the show's heart, it will "also be a family saga". So, the battles will be "imaginatively choreographed" and emphasize "individual points of view, strategies and ruses rather than mindless, graphic slaughter," History said.

AM theory is compatible with the hermeneutic approach [ 13], which leads to understanding patients' individual points of view and their spiritual and existential questions [ 14, 15].

Motivations are often personal and engagement is most effective when it is considerate of individual points of view, even if they are scientifically flawed.

The majority of participants agreed with statements indicating that the CHAT exercise led to fair decisions about priorities for coverage, took individual points of views into account, involved open and honest discussion, involved realistic choices, and led to group decisions by which they could abide (Table  3).

"From an individual point of view, it would have been a fantastic landmark to get to," he admitted.

But from an individual point of view, if the disease is now preventable, it's not a risk that I, as a parent, am happy taking.

Williams finds something bizarre about the theoretical ambition of discovering a standard for practical judgment that escapes the perspectival peculiarities of the individual point of view.

At a time when pop is dominated by impersonal, computerized rhythms, Mr. Collins's ingenious mixtures of synthesized and nonsynthesized drums reveal a refreshingly individual point of view.