Sentence examples for polarised view from inspiring English sources

He's a quirky photographer and has a polarised view.

Of course, most people who subscribe to the idea of Christian education hold a less polarised view of it.

The bitterly polarised view of the two main parties that emerged from this interrogation showed how utterly he, as well as Mr Miliband, has failed to occupy the moderate centre ground.

In an era when artists were grappling with a polarised view of women that embraced both the creative and the subversive, Baker was an icon of female sexual expression.

There is a noticeable lack of information on bereavement services, a review of symptom control that lacked depth, and a polarised view of palliative care research.

Possible future studies could interview mothers and fathers together, and move away from a polarised view of mothers as the only caregiver who is responsible for reducing childhood injury.

Farage preached to his choir and polarised views.

She gives good quotes, that are often far too complex for these clickbait times of polarised views and simplified outrage.

As is often the case in public discussion, the truth usually lies somewhere between polarised views, between the light and the shade, between right and wrong.

The Committee nods to public engagement, but this is entirely paternalistic, to avoid 'uninformed, polarised views [becoming] entrenched before the debate has barely begun'.

When you write an opinion piece you expect criticism and disagreement but I was shocked by what appeared to be such racially polarised views.