Sentence examples for viewpoints in from inspiring English sources

Ms. Infantino started writing a column called "Viewpoints" in the 1960's.

The novel is told from two viewpoints, in a double time scheme.

Then they feign shock when those same loose cannons express their questionable viewpoints in the media.

He presented distinctive, independent viewpoints in the manner of his mentor, Walter Winchell.

"You don't put your personal viewpoints in a good movie," he said.

Bloggers are all about diversity and we love to see all the different viewpoints in the world.

The changing viewpoints in turn are mimicked in the way we re-encounter the same language in different forms.

Nor is my point that it is politically stupid to dismiss other people's viewpoints in a democratic society.

The Jewish tradition of bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah might be adapted by all religious orders to encourage development of adult viewpoints in boys and girls.

He portrayed the Guantánamo system as a painstaking one that will, in the American tradition, sort out conflicting viewpoints in the courtroom.

Martin explained that as none of the viewpoints in the early novel were from a gay character's perspective, there were no frank gay love scenes.