Sentence examples for some new viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Some new viewpoint may call us away from the comfort of the familiar.

'He has set out the ley lines of a new viewpoint.' Some of Cameron's ley-lined viewpoint is contained in a book Jesse Norman wrote entitled Compassionate Conservatism, published by Policy Exchange.

In the past, some attempts at describing biological processes provided a new viewpoint on process description but they did not fully integrate the associated constraints.

By providing a new viewpoint on common issues, the talks might also give employers some relief in a public relations war that has seen them cast as cold-hearted corporate giants.

"He brings in a new viewpoint," Mr. Myers added.

He gave me a new viewpoint," Joe says.

Lewis used his personal experiences to highlight a student issue – and brought an interesting new viewpoint to an ongoing story.

"There is a new viewpoint, in terms of human rights investigations," said Mr. Diaz, now in exile in the United States.

'Ideas come and go, what really matters is an intellectually distinctive viewpoint.' Does Cameron have a new viewpoint in his view?

"The centre will focus on individual need from a new viewpoint and be able to reach a wider cross-section of Trinity's community".

"We're trying to look at vaccination from a completely new viewpoint and set the bar really, really low," said Dr. Shattock, who received $20 million.