Sentence examples for valid points of view from inspiring English sources

In the search for "balance," reporters often portray the opposing sides of an argument as having equally valid points of view, even when there is no such validity.

"We at the foundation find it hard to accept that there can be valid points of view against something which is now proven scientifically," says Feldman, who also cites "public feedback" in Singapore that the Isleworth picture must be by Leonardo.

This is a hot button topic among all neighbors, and all involved have valid points of view.

Wojnarowicz also rendered visible the pain of people who lived and died with AIDS in an unsupportive American society, a society that treated demonizations of queers and death wishes against people living with AIDS as valid points of view.

And I can tell you that even in this field, where a Nobel prize was awarded a few years ago, there were some pretty raging debates, and occasionally people's personal points of view could get in the way of civil behavior, and sometimes shut down other, valid points of view.

Try and see if the other persons ideas are valid, sometimes one person is right and one is wrong, but sometimes both can have different but valid points of view and sometimes theories are right in some conditions, and wrong in others.

"Abstinence is a perfectly valid point of view," she said.

During the contest to be leader of the Labour party, Ed Balls became the first senior Labour figure to say that he thought the cuts implicit in Labour's plans went too far – and that is certainly a valid point of view.

That they started with a certain fixed outlook and used the whole force of their formidable intellectual power to crush the argument of their opponent without realising that the opponent was looking at the issue from a different but equally valid point of view?

Mr Miliband said: "I think Ann has an important and valid point of view".

The multi-constituency approach argues that 'it is arbitrary to label one criterion a priori as the correct one because each presents a valid point of view' (Kenis and Provan 2009: 443).