Sentence examples for viewpoint across from inspiring English sources

Arguments should be about finding a solution rather than getting your viewpoint across.

Glasgow University professor Greg Philo, co-author of Bad News from Israel and research director of the university's media unit, claimed he had been told by senior BBC journalists that they were unable to get the Palestinian viewpoint across.

"Many times senior journalists at the BBC have told me they simply cannot get the Palestinian viewpoint across, the perspective they can't say – which is the Palestinian view – is that Israel is a brutal apartheid state.

Harold Rogers of Kentucky, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, referred to "the enemies list out of the White House that I.R.S. was engaged in shutting down, or trying to shut down the conservative political viewpoint across the country".

With each incarnation of the Pythagorean conception of the permanence behind all things (via Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, and now Aquinas), the concept of species stasis was preserved, etching it as a normative viewpoint across cultures and time.

"So perhaps this is an opportunity for moderate and conservative candidates to buy time to get their viewpoint across," Johnson continued.

DeRay's ignorance on Chelsea Manning simply reflected the viewpoint put across by much of his country's media (not to mention the unwavering position on the issue held by the majority of US politicians, President Obama included), just as my opinion on the riots was informed by media coverage, before I was able to hear from independent voices.

We have to think about diversity more and how to make it happen and how to get different viewpoints across.

She also expressed concern that as new directors, and as women, she and the others would have a hard time getting contrarian viewpoints across forcefully.

Our idea was that to engender discussion of critical issues, we would provide a balance of viewpoints across a series of programs, not within each program.

The regulator is charged with ensuring a diversity of viewpoints across the media – TV, radio, print and online – and preventing any one owner "or voice" having too much influence over public opinion and the political agenda. 1 Sky News Murdoch could look to make Sky News more like his rightwing Fox News channel in the US.