Sentence examples for many viewpoint from inspiring English sources

But unlike many viewpoint ad campaigns, which are often aimed at public health issues about which there is little disagreement, the controversial ads seem to have a multiplying effect: one ad begets a response which begets a response.

Being already late with the book, Martin had not even started writing all characters' stories and also objected to ending the first book without any resolution for its many viewpoint characters as in previous books.

Petrie also felt that the use of so many "viewpoint characters" results in these characters being underdeveloped, and tends to "[blunt] the pathos as the plot edges towards climax".

Omar Jassem, a freelance reporter, said he thought that democracy meant many viewpoints and many newspapers.

But the diverse student body had many viewpoints, including advocating violence.

Vidal was too forthright and opinionated to be a great writer of fiction, where many viewpoints have to be represented.

"There are many viewpoints held by Americans that other Americans would say are offensive, or support terrorism.

While antitrust rules on their own can produce many viewpoints, however, there is no guarantee that they will.

A complicating exhibit in this respect is one by Renzo Piano: he shows the Shard from many viewpoints.

Narrative omniscience seems required to produce a novel that appears to do justice to a complicated city, but not just because it allows for so many viewpoints.

"Today, legislators want to learn from as many viewpoints as possible in order to make the best possible decision for the people they represent".