Sentence examples for viewpoints and perspectives from inspiring English sources

— E. Carilli For students who are undecided − and the vast majority are − as well as for many of the students who believe they know what they want to do after college, the best approach is to gain a broad education in the liberal arts and sciences that will prepare them to think critically, communicate with grace and finesse, and approach problems from multiple viewpoints and perspectives.

We therefore argue for a re-politicization of animal biotechnology by opening up the debate to pluralistic viewpoints and perspectives through the introduction of an "ethos of controversies".

Listening is when you integrate other people's viewpoints and perspectives into your own view of the world.

Instead of subscribing to just one, it's much better to feed your brain with many different teachings, viewpoints, and perspectives.

The first talk-back was a lively discussion with people sharing their viewpoints and perspectives on Achim Freyer's painterly and provocative production - both pro and con.

The multicultural environment I lived in helped me develop an acute ear for languages allowing me to connect with people more easily and to understand different viewpoints and perspectives.

Third person is a challenge: you have to be more controlled and structured in your writing to be able to handle viewpoint and perspective properly".

"I would think New York enhances the climate for protest activity, because it has always been a city that attracted a diverse viewpoint and perspective on the world," said Craig Rimmerman, a political science professor at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y.

What lends a sense of unity to the large variety of his writings devoted to so many different domains of knowledge, is his consistency in articulating questions, in applying a specific viewpoint and perspective, and a recurring use of specific key concepts and their concomitant terminology.

I don't believe in having such a negative viewpoint and perspective of anything at all because that is not how it works.

Among the best collections of short stories I've read this year is Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout (Pocket Books), where the form is used to explore character in a way I haven't seen done before, examining the heroine from story to story via different viewpoints and time perspectives.