Sentence examples for two divergent views from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the dispute are two divergent views of the situation in Afghanistan.

There are two divergent views: first, that he is naive, a man without any newspaper experience who does not understand the territory; second, that he is engaged in a subtle process of experimentation that will be of wider long-term benefit to Trinity Mirror's vast regional newspaper portfolio.

Investors are wary of Syriza coming to power because there is virtually no time to resolve differences between these two divergent views.

To list the many ideas and contributions of these figures and others is impossible here, but it is worthwhile to suggest briefly the work of three men Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Friedrich Schleiermacher, and Wilhelm von Humboldt representing three divergent views.

Behind the long-anticipated deal are two sharply divergent views of the future of recorded music.

And she struggles, like many in the congregation, to integrate two starkly divergent views of Mr. Miller.

The bills mirror the two parties' divergent views on such issues as trust in the federal government and its role in addressing societal problems, as well as on spending priorities in a time of fiscal restraint.

With just 6% separating the two candidates representing divergent views of Tunisia's future, the runoff vote in two weeks could be a tight race.

But more than a difference in cultures, the two companies share divergent views of the future trajectory of electric automobiles.

The two articles present divergent views: One discusses the importance of openly discussing HIV status and med compliance, while the second regurgitates the politically correct message of "safe sex only".

Either it was a partisan compromise, or the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science committee simply hedged its bets, bestowing its annual prize on three economists, two of whom represent divergent views.