Sentence examples for viewpoints about what from inspiring English sources

Doctors had different viewpoints about what had happened but no one could tell us clearly why.

"This may change the viewpoints about what Parkinson's disease is," said David S. Goldstein, a researcher at the institute and author of the study.

But that optimistic view of the possibilities ignores the deep differences between the parties, not only on taxes, the most obvious sticking point, but also on entitlement programs, where Democrats and Republicans have such profoundly different viewpoints about what needs to be done that a deal would require one or the other of them to budge in a fundamental way.

However, it should be added that there are different viewpoints about what is considered 'problem' behaviour during early years.

This suggests that our way of gathering data allowed to distinguish between eliciting expert opinions about certain adherence-related themes and their viewpoints about what is needed to move adherence research, practice and theory a step further.

At this stage, you might have come up with differing viewpoints about what matters most in going green.

"Needless to say, we had a very strong viewpoint about what needed to be done".

Because it was her scale of appraisal, her characteristic viewpoint about what was happening: "from the roof of the world," as she wrote in one of her poems.

Inevitably, it's difficult not to conclude that some version of such thinking underlies Ross' viewpoint about what he senses to be the ongoing animus of some Jews against Wagner and his music, and the tension still felt by many more.

LB: We start out discussing the theme and then I ask each curator to come up with one artist who is quintessential to their viewpoint about what the theme is; then we discuss that and out of that we then ask the curators to articulate the field that interests them and then to populate that field with other artists work, building on the relationship with the first artist.

By using argumentation, doctors and patients can exchange their viewpoints and reach an agreement about what to do.