Sentence examples for valuable points of view from inspiring English sources
It is, as we have experienced in helping to orchestrate over a hundred of such conversations, a way of active listening and the cultivation of mutual respect for each other's own, unique, valuable points of view.
She says that "it takes a lot of effort to understand and appreciate the different perspectives of others," and ignoring some perspectives is a mistake — especially because "marginalized" people often see the world radically differently than people in power and as a result have new and valuable points of view.
Linda Gugin and Professor James St. Clair have noted that the federal courts have lost a valuable point of view by not having experienced legislators among their ranks.
However, a weakness of the course was the absence of industry representatives, who would certainly have contributed an important and valuable point of view.
However a performance comparison with other applications that implement a conventional point-of-view refinement may offer valuable insight.
Develop your point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
Extremely valuable from point of view of year Advisor at a large rural high school.
Rather than viewing its nighttime culture as a valuable point of attraction, it is – more often than not – discussed in relation to anti-social or criminal behaviour.
For example, although including non-traditional voices in the larger discourse could provide valuable insights from alternate points of view, some participants discussed the difficulties of engaging groups who had such different perspectives on issues such as health.Additionally issues of sensitivity may be created when bringing particular types of stakeholders to the table.
