Sentence examples for two opposing viewpoints from inspiring English sources

There are two opposing viewpoints on expanding nuclear power.

Academic literature has mushroomed around the cases, and particularly these two opposing viewpoints.

Environmental impacts and ecological risks of land consolidation have recently drawn much attention, and there are two opposing viewpoints to assess these impacts and risks in the academia of China.

His urban haters and rural admirers represent two opposing viewpoints, one as faulty as the other.

The mouthpiece became a symbol for two opposing viewpoints: for Mexican-Americans, it was a symbol of unity Sanchez accepting his heritage; for critics, the gesture symbolized a radical political statement.

Not because I've fallen in love with conflict, but because conflict now just seems like a description of what happens when two opposing viewpoints come into contact with one another and not a euphemism for "This means war!" So as my life has progressed, my grounding - what appears to me to exist only as a product of Thought and not a permanent and pervasive part of reality - has deepened.

As president, he brought two seemingly opposing viewpoints into concordance, as Hilts puts it, by "establishing the principle that it was now the job of government not just to champion commerce but also to intervene when it got out of hand".

The diverse agendas that are invested into the ideal of sustainability and their critique are epitomized by two diametrically opposing viewpoints.

They then read two editorials with opposing viewpoints on the subject.

For he is often developing philosophical dialogues between two or more opposing viewpoints, in which cases it would clearly be a mistake to accuse him of inconsistency in any usual or pejorative sense.

But the reporting is old and these women's stories, though moving, do not much differ from those of their male comrades.So I thought anyway, until, during the Q&A, two female veterans with opposing viewpoints spoke.