Sentence examples for plurality of viewpoints from inspiring English sources

The notion that "the public square shouldn't be walled off from religion, but open to a plurality of viewpoints, secular and religious" suggests that the secular and the religious are competing spheres.

By this we mean that a potential plurality of viewpoints is fostered into a singular "discourse".

Like any circumscription of a rich and nuanced research topic, a plurality of viewpoints exists in the phylogenetics community.

To her, one crucial shortcoming of the deliberative approach relates to its distinction between the private and public sphere, where the public sphere is seen as a neutral domain in which rationality is at the forefront, while the private sphere is seen as a domain in which a plurality of viewpoints on what constitutes 'the good life' can exist.

It is found, based on interviews and document analysis, that processes of stakeholder consultation relating to these initiatives are characterised by debate and a plurality of different viewpoints.

I'd rather not reduce the plurality of existence to a single viewpoint.

The plurality of the country sees itself as moderate, and the majority of the country really is a diversity of viewpoints -- some liberal and some conservative.

In fact, Houston was always keen to emphasise the plurality of criticism, the fact that many different viewpoints could flourish, and that none could be proven to be right or wrong.

Three types of viewpoints are distinguished: prescribed viewpoint, discipline-specific viewpoint and integrated viewpoint.

For a balance of viewpoints, see Techmeme.

Even a small plurality of Republicans think Roe should stand.