Sentence examples for viewpoints are expressed from inspiring English sources

"We want to make sure everyone's viewpoints are expressed before making a final decision," he said.

An equal dialogue is accomplished by diverse deliberative arrangements where various viewpoints are expressed and valued as such, without being disparaged or dismissed.

In the symposium, I like strong, well-written opinions (ideally with some wit) and I like it best when many different viewpoints are expressed.

Thus, this is a 'bipolar' factor, meaning that two opposed viewpoints are expressed, which each have a factor array that is the 'mirror-image' of the other, thus only the negative loading (Factor B-) will be presented.

As his advisers field scores of calls from Democrats angry because Mr. Warren is an outspoken opponent of abortion and same-sex marriage, Mr. Obama has insisted that a range of viewpoints be expressed at the inauguration festivities next month in Washington.

An important advantage of the online mode is the greater equality in participation than in traditional groups, providing a more balanced impression of all the viewpoints being expressed in the discussion.

Their viewpoint is expressed in this tongue-in-cheek video: http://affordablemedsnow.org/.

The culmination of this viewpoint was expressed in a 1928 paper by Edwin Armstrong.

An example of that viewpoint was expressed recently by the former deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Michael Morell.

Am I the only one who finds it kind of odd (and more than a little disturbing) that whatever viewpoint is expressed on FOX news becomes, nearly verbatim, the across-the-board party, media, and social line for anyone with a right-leaning mentality?

Both the complex nature of the task, and the multiple viewpoints that are expressed by participants with different expertise, can produce confusion and lack of clarity for the students as well as a lower level of involvement by students in some of the activities.