Sentence examples similar to respecting differing opinions from inspiring English sources

Sure, we sometimes agree to disagree, but we respect differing opinions … well, mainly so.

"Volkswagen respects the differing opinions people have about the subject matter," said Tony Fouladpour, a company spokesman.

If you focus on what is meaningful to you about your new choice of faiths, rather than criticize their religion, you can model the respect for differing opinions that you hope to receive from them.

They were also "more likely than nonunionized students to report respect for differing opinions in their university" and had "higher stipends, and greater pay fairness and adequacy".

There was a genuine respect for differing opinions.

Sustaining a liberal society demands a culture that welcomes robust debate, vigorous political advocacy, and a decent respect for differing opinions.

Malloy, who signed the 2012 repeal and personally opposes the death penalty, acknowledged the complexity of the issue and called for respect of differing opinions on both sides of the debate. .

It's worth noting that nearly every Inaugural Address ever delivered includes some variation on the "change the tone" theme: Zachary Taylor in 1849 praised efforts to "assuage the bitterness"; Benjamin Harrison in 1889 said "we should hold our differing opinions in mutual respect"; Calvin Coolidge in 1925 insisted "there is no salvation in a narrow and bigoted partisanship".

Subsequent analysis yielded differing opinions.

The interviewees have differing opinions.

I've read differing opinions.