Sentence examples for presented an opposing view from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the Indy Star had to apologize again in a statement, saying that the latest cartoon "did not meet our high standards," explaining that it was run next to another cartoon "that presented an opposing view".

In certain instances, individual speakers were asked to put one side of a debate in order to allow another to present an opposing view.

There are no reputable scientists, medical associations, sexologists, etc., who see homosexuality, bisexuality or transgender identity as harmful -- and so all the media is left with to show an opposing view is bigotry, most often from religious conservatives.

Mr. McCain, a forceful advocate of the Iraq strategy, offered an opposing view when he took the stage shortly after Mrs. Clinton.

George W. Bush holds an opposing view.

"They want to kill anybody who has an opposing view".

We're not going to hide from an opposing view".

Two leading Harvard Law professors with expertise in environmental law, administrative law, and Supreme Court environmental litigation, take an opposing view.

That's why you should always debate with somebody with an opposing view: both debaters and audience just might learn something.

A simple rule that every political ad must pay for equal time for an opposing view would either level the playing field or eliminate most 30-second spots.

"I don't want to get in a shouting match with 10 people at once," he said at one point, when a man in a corner of the room tried to take an opposing view on corporate taxes.