Sentence examples for polarized view from inspiring English sources

"O.K.," he said, rising, "Stay polarized!" View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.

Highly polarized view of the involvement of either conscious or unconscious processes in learning is in the centre of discussion in the paper.

I'm the kind of person who tunes in to other people's conversations on trains, in airports, in Starbucks, and find it fascinating how many conversations offer just this kind of polarized view.

Hence, key to the corruption was the development of culture which centred on a polarized view of the team in relation to the sport and the rest of the world.

The focus on this identity partly accounted for their polarized view of Shell, their lack of awareness of the actual data in the case, and for the avowed determination to react in similar ways even after the independent review of the incident (Entine, 2002).

Others [41] have shown that such weighted processes can be mathematically simplified while maintaining the essence of the model dynamics, by assuming the polarized view that the invader replaces the resident parasite (superinfection) with a probability σ (Fig. 1a) and is cleared otherwise.

The controversy over the study reflects a political and social reality in the U.S.: As the electorate has become increasingly politically polarized over recent decades, that increased polarization is driving polarized media consumption, which in turn drives more polarized views.

Moreover, we have a natural tilt toward polarized views.

Some questions reflect the polarized views of the war in Iraq.

The public debate is fraught with polarized views and opinions, some are held with religious zeal.

Anthony Weiner's recent misadventures in the race for New York City mayor showcase America's polarized views on women's agency.