Sentence examples for presented points of view from inspiring English sources

From 1979 to 1986, he presented Points Of View, the BBC's viewers' comments programme.

To do this, he is prepared to eschew Time's historically Olympian editorial voice, and more recently, a default to cover articles that track trends in lifestyle, and to present point-of-view journalism, booking "revered economist Jeffrey Sachs" and "great modern historian and Harvard University professor Niall Ferguson" as contributors.

Barry was writing Beachcomber and presenting Points of View.

But years of arguing politics and religion with my family have engrained in me the bad habit of presenting points of view with which I don't necessarily agree, just to make sure that they get acknowledged.

From the present point of view, the acknowledgment of the impact of interactions in significant relationships on chronicity seems to be necessary to understand processes of rehabilitation and sickness.

The present point of view focuses on a preventative and supportive skin care approach to assist patients undergoing oncology treatment and their caregivers to choose the most suitable products for daily skin care.

However, and in accordance with our present point of view, the situation appears more complicated, since lipid peroxidation can also be a secondary consequence of mitochondrial dysfunction, and a support of mitochondrial integrity and electron flux should diminish the secondary formation of free radicals.

However, it is not clear from the present point of view if the hyperoxic protein regulation alterations are limited to the first few days after exposure or if the proteomic technique used in this study failed to identify further regulated proteins at day 7. Rostami and colleagues [ 13] also published some evidence for an only short-lasting protein effect of hyperoxia exposure.

"They presented different points of view on different issues," he said of the spat between the candidates.

Some scenes take place within StarClan's realm, with no living cats present as point-of-view characters.

QUESTION FROM NONA O.: In your article you do a good job of presenting several points of view regarding women climbing to the highest levels in their careers.