Sentence examples for points of view by from inspiring English sources

The Freedom party operate with hate towards everyone who does not share their political points of view by calling them unpatriotic.

DuVernay rewrote the story, switching points of view by making King the focus and adding in storylines driven by powerful female characters, including activists Coretta Scott King, Diane Nash and Amelia Boynton Robinson.

The more important principle at work is whether governments in the Middle East and elsewhere will succeed in shaping or silencing different points of view by training missiles and bullets on journalists.

Instead of trying to mimic the book's epistolary voice, Mr. Chbosky brings you into this familiar world through the usual cinematic points of view, by way of Charlie's eyes, voice and flashbacks, but also through the ubiquitously hovering camera.

Criticized at times for her doctrinaire views and characters, she nevertheless kept her characters from becoming merely social points of view by writing credible dialogue and creating a realistic intensity matched by few of her playwriting contemporaries.

The last days of the Byzantine Empire were recounted from very different points of view by George Sphrantzes, the writer known simply as Ducas (who was a member of the former Byzantine imperial house of that name), Laonicus Chalcocondyles, and Michael Critobulus in the second half of the 15th century.

In this work, we addressed such a challenge from a crystal point-of-view by looking for an optimal pixelated scintillator using GATE Monte Carlo simulation.

Conservative points of views by and large are grounded on instincts (which are permanent) and it is no surprise that conservatives are traditionalists.

The genre is characterized by point of view, by brevity, and by incident.

Any piece of documentary theater expresses a distinct point of view by definition.

He welcomes the recent conversion to this point of view by Conservatives including, most recently, the culture secretary.