Sentence examples for whose viewpoints from inspiring English sources

Other than those whose viewpoints are forged by theology, not many members of our present-day society will agree with him.

Six months after Copenhagen, in April 2010, President Evo Morales of Bolivia convened a meeting in Cochabamba, Bolivia, gathering some 30,000 of the protesters whose viewpoints had been ignored at the UN climate summit.

Davis, speaking outside the Burns Safeway on Friday, said what so many residents of Harney County seemed to have diagnosed as the key failure of a protest whose viewpoints many local residents shared: "I don't think that coming into a community from out of state is a good way to make a point".

WHY THE TWITTER ALGORITHM CHANGE MATTERS "As it gradually tightens the loops in Twitter's social fabric, the algorithm risks further insulating its users from people whose viewpoints run counter to their own ― a phenomenon, already rampant on Facebook, that has contributed to the polarization of the American electorate and the Balkanization of its media".

Opinion changes through local interactions with resistant families were sustainable only when buttressed by similar opinions in the larger environment, especially through the engagement of religious leaders whose viewpoints mattered greatly to targeted communities.

If we were to start with Metzger's take on the Wiener Kreis, whose viewpoints had suddenly come to dominate the 1935 Congrès international de philosophie scientifique held in Paris, we immediately encounter the courage with which Metzger approached colleagues and their (implicit) epistemologies.

He visited just about everybody whose viewpoint he might absorb without necessarily asking for an opinion.

Hopper's glamorously bleak wee-hours diner bespeaks impenetrable private ordeals, and no less enigmatic compensations, to the passerby whose viewpoint each of us assumes as we gaze.

Three is not a crowd because most of us do not know how to listen and understand someone whose viewpoint differs from our own.

This week outlined, brilliantly, just how easy it is to see the same story differently, depending on whose viewpoint we're hearing.

"That was not a very nice way to spend Christmas Day, to tell you the truth," said Lakers Coach Phil Jackson, whose viewpoint was echoed by much of the capacity crowd.