Sentence examples for its own viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Twitter should not advance its own viewpoint, but rather reflect the discussion as it appears on our platform.

CIS is a complex system; it involves the cooperation of many stakeholders in a common purpose and each with its own viewpoint.

IBM's system was designed to debate about 100 topics, but these interactions are tightly constrained: a four-minute opening statement followed by a rebuttal to its opponent's argument — and then a statement summing up its own viewpoint.

Ofcom agreed that both shows were "clearly branded around the personality and views of George Galloway" which, according to the broadcasting code, means he can give his own viewpoint as long as it is adequately counterbalanced and "due impartiality" is maintained.

"Jeff really represents his own viewpoint," Mr. Newhouse said.

"But this state of affairs in which everyone can explain his own viewpoint is good".

The preacher did try to engage him but he held on to his own viewpoint".

Everything had to be freshly conceived and thought through from his own viewpoint.

His earlier works feature memorable images of the artist standing nude in his bathroom and another, from his own viewpoint, regarding his naked legs in the bath.

In the 90-minute train ride from his home in northern Westchester County, Mr. Taggart said, he reads The Times thoroughly, often shifting his own viewpoint.

Tomorrow Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will take the floor in the House of Commons to justify what is understood to be the unanimous decision of the Cabinet and explain as best he can the apparent shift in his own viewpoint.