Sentence examples for more diverse view from inspiring English sources

Many people adopted a more diverse view of state authority and its relationship to civil society.

The concept of governance conveys, most importantly, a more diverse view of authority and its exercise.

Even if these works are familiar, you come away with a larger and more diverse view of this always life- enhancing composer.

As for designers' choice of models: a more diverse view of womanhood, and one that takes personality into account, does seem to have taken hold.

Compared to that, algorithms offer us a much more diverse view of the world.

It would also create competition and offer investors, issuers and other stakeholders a wider choice and a more diverse view on creditworthiness.

More diverse views, even those expressed in China's wobbly ivory tower, could rattle the country's carefully managed political edifice.

AS artists seek out alternative spaces to display their creations, they are not only trying to increase the number of places showing their art, but also hoping to reach a more diverse viewing public.

He explained that the idea came after a conversation with Daily Show host Jon Stewart, who thought there was a gap in late night for a show with more diverse views that tackled issues other programmes avoided or struggled with.

"The president believes that the more consultation that takes place, the more diverse views of the people of Afghanistan are brought into account, the better, and that will lead to a more effective and acceptable cabinet," the presidential spokesman, Jawed Ludin, said at a news briefing last week.

"More diverse views lead to stronger businesses.