Sentence examples for more divergent view from inspiring English sources

An even more divergent view came from the Austrian finance minister, Hans Joerg Schelling, who said he did not believe Britain would leave the EU at all.

There are at least two, if not more, widely divergent views of American race relations, the state of equality and opportunity in the United States, Crayton said.

They even say that the looser the policy network, the more divergent are the views represented and the wider the range of different types of research that are likely to be used by those advocating different policy lines.

Sinatra's lyrics do more than hint at his divergent view of the two towns.

And although consensus among economists may help keep bad ideas like a return to the gold standard on the fringes of American political debate, more attention to divergent views might have made it easier to prick the dangerous complacency in the profession before the crisis.The American public certainly seems disinclined to go along with the economists' consensus.

Perhaps no two faith traditions are viewed as more divergent than Islam and Jainism.

Supporting this view is that the CJIE2 was more divergent, unevenly distributed among the isolates and located in different positions in different STs.

We could not have more divergent opinions.

The candidates' résumés could hardly be more divergent.

As political thrillers go, they couldn't be more divergent.

In fact, rarely have the inside and outside of a museum seemed more divergent.