Sentence examples for viewpoint expressed from inspiring English sources

2. Write an opinion paper addressing concerns people have about perceived violence, sexism, racism or political viewpoint expressed in popular music lyrics.

They sign up to the viewpoint expressed by a character in Seinfeld: "Remember, Jerry, it's not a lie if you believe it".

Even more troubling is the viewpoint expressed by people in the film that sometimes forgiveness is not possible, or even appropriate.

As he progressed along the path to Imam, he continued to hear and absorb this combative viewpoint, expressed with increasing degrees of fervency and anger.

In an interview on London's LBC radio, Farage said he sympathized with the viewpoint expressed in some Eastern European countries, notably by Hungary's prime minister, that their strong Roman Catholic identity would be threatened by an influx of Muslims.

When the Bush administration illegally prevented us from participating in a 2005 public forum in Denver because of the viewpoint expressed on the bumper sticker of the car in which we arrived, in retrospect we should not have been surprised because their policy of politically screening audiences throughout their eight years of rule became well known.

Some feel Kid A conveys an anti-consumerist viewpoint, expressing the band's perception of global capitalism.

"In a strike, you get two viewpoints expressed.

Obviously there is always a variety of viewpoints expressed on any given topic as would be expected in any debate forum.

Religion, race, and sexuality are all subjects they feel free to weigh in on, and these are the ones they so often attack when the viewpoints expressed are not conservative ones.

It was interesting to hear the viewpoints expressed by the young people; when they described their goals for the world today, they said they were looking for shade, places to sit, water, and space to breathe".