Sentence examples for opposing views of from inspiring English sources

"You've heard completely opposing views of reality," Vladeck said.

Two readers can have diametrically opposing views of any one column.

Opposing views of HUD's new rule are fundamentally about different interpretations of this history.

But the opposing views of history are never far from the surface.

Andrew Scherer and Peter Salins hold deeply considered, though opposing, views of the rent-regulation issue.

The AI and HCI communities have often been characterized as having opposing views of how humans and computers should interact.

Biggs lived on the fault line (and in the spotlight) between these two opposing views of criminal justice.

Hitchcock is the figure who wraps together the opposing views of Grace Kelly, and folds them into a single mystery.

The opposing view of Dr. Sagan and geologist Dr. Bruce C. Murray are well represented.

In arguing the contrary, Bebchuk and Jackson rely on an opposing view of the Williams Act that was suggested over 30 years ago by only three Justices of the Supreme Court a view that has never commanded a majority.

(Ickes 2003, see however the opposing view of Baron-Cohen 2003).