Sentence examples for specific points of view from inspiring English sources

"I was an advocate for specific points of view, and I hope I was a pretty good advocate," Mr. Wheeler said.

More recently, media theorists such as Henry Jenkins and Cass Sunstein stressed the complex interactions between existing corporate structures of news gathering, evolving technologies for cataloging and moving information, and an active audience that self-organizes around emerging dynamic demographics or specific points of view.

Figure 1 summarizes the R2 of all QSPR models for ease of visual comparison, and Tables 3 and 4 provide a comparison of the models from specific points of view.

She notes that the shows are similar because they come from such specific points of view, which can be hard to find on TV.

With a move from individual statements to an exchange of ideas, specific points of view crystallized -- and it was clear that there were distinctly different concepts on how to tackle the problems.

I don't have the specific point of view on that".

"What this showed me is that I have a really specific point of view," she said.

That exhibition acknowledged a new brand of documentary photography that celebrated the specific point of view of the photographer.

"The approaches are similar and the philosophy is shared but each brand has a very specific point of view".

So much of the funniest comedy is about a strong, singular voice coming from a specific point of view.

"They have a specific point of view, thus making it comfortable to both cover and employ these politicians".