Sentence examples for legitimate points of view from inspiring English sources

This debate could go on for a while since both sides represent legitimate points of view, and since both sides have concrete reasons to take the positions they do.

These are all legitimate points of view; in some cases, I'd say they are not much more than statements of the obvious about some of the likely impacts of Brexit.

But the novel's legitimate points of view, that Americans suck, for example, are not that new, and there's a real coldness to the way its underlying stance on corn dogs, TV, pollution and nuclear conflict is expressed.

And I can see that as a legitimate point of view.

"It was a legitimate point of view, and I agree with him," says the painter Alex Katz, referring to the "ModernStarts" exhibition.

Whether you agree with that assessment or not, it is a legitimate point of view — and corporations have every right to hold that view, and act on it in making investments for the future.

There is going to come a point where agencies say, 'We gave, you're asking again and we can't give anymore.' That is a legitimate point of view from an agency perspective.

He conceded that his opponents have a legitimate point of view: "It's not a professor saying, 'Just shut up or we'll lose India.' " He also acknowledged that early recordings of orchestras playing Elgar's music under the composer's own baton revealed a fair bit of vibrato.

"George Mitchell once said to me, 'you don't even have a political process until you accept that the other side has a legitimate point of view,' " Mr. Crooke said, referring to Mr. Mitchell's landmark 1998 Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland and relating it to the many obstacles between the United States and Iran.

Some of these bosses might even have a legitimate point of view, but by pushing aside different beliefs they are also closing down options to think differently, often leaving troubled strategies in place to continue to do damage to the bottom line.

When a politician criticizes the nation's unemployed for being lazy, it's treated as a legitimate point of view on one side of a grand debate.