Sentence examples for perspectives and viewpoints from inspiring English sources

Bajirao Mastani begins and ends with a lengthy disclaimer: "The Filmmaker fully acknowledges and respects other perspectives and viewpoints with regard to the subject of the film.

But these fields of pattern are all assiduously, minutely representational: they include fantastic urban architecture and scenes of Viennese street life; multiple spatial perspectives and viewpoints that create a constant push-pull between flatness and vertiginous spatial illusion.

"There's going to be more sharing of resources across geographies and across the mastheads which means instead of getting three stories coming out of Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, you'll get one journalist writing one story, further consolidating perspectives and viewpoints available to readers," she said.

Comparing the customers' perspectives and viewpoints with the CSPs' actions will enhance the development of a holistic selection approach for future cloud projects.

After a news event, many different websites publish coverage of that event, each expressing their own unique commentary, perspectives, and viewpoints.

It's important that we inform the public debate through our participation and through our different perspectives and viewpoints and experiences.

For Danny Glover, an actor and director can use it to go beyond film and foster global perspectives and diverse viewpoints through catalysts such as LinkTV, an independent media outlet committed to news not covered elsewhere.

The second principle is balance, which means the ability to see situations from multiple perspectives and differing viewpoints to gain a much fuller understanding.

Finally, this study examined only professionals' perspectives, and patients' viewpoints may differ [ 31].

This is likely because of the diversity of the sample (the opportunity to comment was open to all members of the general public) and the range of different perspectives, knowledge bases and viewpoints likely to be represented.  .

As first of its kind in the discourse of municipal climate action, this study combined a social-ecological system perspective, a network perspective, and the viewpoint of strong sustainability to reveal major issues and network structures in 16 climate action plans by municipalities in Lower Saxony.