Sentences with phrase «viewpoints of»

I have read numerous books on Hawaii mythology and history from the turn of the last century, and I've become jaded to the biased viewpoints of the ti

In the simplest words, this small, beautiful novel captures the anguish of Japanese American internment through the separate viewpoints of one family: the mother as they leave home, the daughter on the long train journey, the son in the camps, the father returning to his family.

Online learners can read about the viewpoints of others and find new meaning in the subject matter.

For best results, set some ground rules so that everyone knows what to expect and respects the viewpoints of others.

Viewpoints of charters are equally varied among policymakers and education leaders, while the American public mostly supports charters but is simultaneously confused about how they operate.

Students wrote blog posts from the viewpoints of their philosophers and shared them via Twitter accounts.

Because these institutions are either activist in nature, or as in the case of Heritage Foundation and the American Enterprise Institute, increasingly so, there's little opportunity to understand the underlying theories behind the viewpoints of fellow centrist and progressive Democrat reformers.

Since 2003, Project Tomorrow has collected the viewpoints of over 3.4 million students, parents, and educators nationally - the Speak Up dataset represents the largest collection of authentic feedback from these key educational stakeholder groups.

The bi-directional format is intended to emphasize the importance of understanding a «self - related» viewpoint in parallel with the viewpoints of family members and families.

By pulling a couple of students from each school's council, she set up a district council, representing viewpoints of every grade and every school in Murray County.

It's also important to pair this with group - based activities, which help corporate learners to acknowledge and respect the viewpoints of others and expand their own understanding.

However, they completely disregard the viewpoints of others and devalue their input.

There are also handouts that supplement this work, where students can use their course textbook to make notes / answer questions on the viewpoints of the different political / social groups in Italy.

Next, the camera comes in closer for some viewpoints of the bridge from San Francisco and Marin County.

When students are asked to explore a concept it is framed within a discussion where everybody gets to voice their experience or understanding and, most importantly, everyone gets to hear and understand the viewpoints of others.

«Discussion forums give students the unique chance to discover the viewpoints of each of their classmates as well as the opportunity to share their own thoughts and ideas.

In this Free eBook on How To Become an Instructional Designer * you will have the chance to read the viewpoints of 24 Instructional Design Experts who share their stories and personal experiences about all these and much more.

The precision rocket - thrusts, and occasional first - person viewpoints of the Oscar - winning «Gravity» had console origins, while the final set - piece of «Thor: The Dark World» riffed on acclaimed game «Portal.»

When he first broke with Chungking Express in the mid-Nineties, it was like tuning into a fresh signal on a new frequency: his filmmaking felt as though it was driven by a seductive urge to dissolve the viewpoints of director, camera, lonely - hearted hero, audience, and screen into one throbbing, super-sensitive entity.

The askew compositions, metaphors and visual motifs to Irvine Welsh's own novelistic off shoots, are never indulgent and playfully highlight the cock - eyed viewpoints of our Scottish antiheroes.

Director Zhang Yimou has never shied away from using bold, shocking displays of color to make a point: his 2002 action epic Hero, for example, literally codes the different viewpoints of its Rashomon - style tale with bright, distinct hues.

The mud in the Mississippi Delta of the 1940s is a metaphor for adherence or entrapment depending on the individual viewpoints of the people who struggle to make a living from it.

There's also the cinematography from Roger Deakins, which goes without saying is stunning whether it's capturing overhead desert shots, multiple viewpoints of rundown streets of Mexico filled with gang activity and spray - painted buildings, to exquisite shootouts perfectly framed so viewers always know what is occurring.

The narrative — consisting of a prologue, five sections, and an epilogue — is fluid and easy to follow, but it leaps around in time and switches between the viewpoints of Justin, Alex, Marie, and Juliette.

* Products with asterisks were given to me by a public relations company consideration for review This in no way affects my thoughts and viewpoints of the product.

This product was provided to me by a public relations company for consideration of review This in no way affects my thoughts and viewpoints of the product.

I love you showcase the different streets and viewpoints of a Parisian local, you're right, most have us have never seen these streets before, so it's great to get a non-tourist-y viewpoint sometimes!

It does this through the perspective and viewpoints of an acclaimed biologist and leading astronomer.

A court case surrounding gene patents for high - risk forms of breast cancer puts two viewpoints of «products of nature» on the stand.

In this Policy Forum, Randall Hansen and Shalini Randeria discuss the different ideological viewpoints of liberals and conservatives in Europe with respect to accepting refugees, highlighting why — even though the continent is not bearing the «brunt» of the refugee crisis — it remains «in the center of a political and social storm» related to refugees asylum.

The members of Congress seemed surprised and, according to Miller, «deeply concerned» and «disappointed» by this and other testimony — which indicates how effectively the viewpoints of the research universities and today's established scientists have dominated the discussion and how little attention tomorrow's scientists» concerns have received.

Chairpersons will also be appointed for each organization, which could be the holdover incumbent, or a new team leader, depending on the viewpoints of the five council members over the next two weeks.

«She's very deliberative, very considerate of the various viewpoints of the members of the conference, and very sober,» said Queens Senator Michael Gianaris, who serves as Ms. Stewart - Cousins» hand - picked deputy minority leader and as head of the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee, which funds the conference's candidates.

«My bias has not changed, but in the interests of patients, I need to see past my own opinions and look at the whole picture of the appropriate blend of science, good practice, and the viewpoints of the general public that will inevitably steer their rehabilitation in a good or bad direction.»

How is this for a variety of viewpoints of a WRC jump?

This may seem strange, but we find the viewpoints of opposing supporters are often the most interesting.

«HR professionals will benefit from hearing the viewpoints of the best minds in the industry while taking advantage of an opportunity to add their own insights to hot hospitality topics,» said Claude Werder, Vice President of Human Resource Executive ® Conferences.

The radical difference between the viewpoints of Jesus and the Pharisees explains Jesus» tragic end (CC 208).

It was interesting to see viewpoints of that time but sad that that was only 40 years ago; that only 40 years ago women were only making a dent in the equal rights movement.

Perhaps by this time the question has been raised as to the theological presupposition back of this conviction that the experiences and viewpoints of the listeners constitute a part of the experience of the Word of God in the sermon.

It's also a way of educating the middle class about the viewpoints of the poor, since middle - class folks buy these newspapers and like to read reviews.

«Rather than taking the Bible alone, many people today are merging the divine viewpoints of the Bible with the human viewpoint of psychology or sociology or self - help techniques.

If everyone learned to be a little more tolerant of others» viewpoints of them, there would be no need for this continuous cycle of protests and violence on both sides.

We should emphasize the unity of God and see the «natures» as abstractions, descriptions from particular viewpoints of how God as a whole functions in relation to the world and to the eternal objects.

Francis was a big promoter of last year's peace deal with the rebel group but in visiting Colombia he will have to be sensitive to the viewpoints of the large number of conservative Roman Catholics who voted against the accord in a nationwide referendum.

Drawing on experience described in the philosophy of Berkeley and Bacon, concretized in literature, especially the Romantic poets, and abstracted in the formalized viewpoints of science, especially quantum physics, relativity and evolution, Whitehead gives the experiential base for his intuition into the character of the universe.

Listen to the viewpoints of another and open your mind.

The workshops are taught by a panel of instructors from area angel groups to give attendees insight into the viewpoints of the different angel groups.

We have written this Prosper personal loans review after taking into consideration the viewpoints of many of its customers.

Resources: For more curmudgeonly advice from Stanley Marcus on retailing, check out his book, The Viewpoints of Stanley Marcus: A 10 - Year Perspective (University of North Texas Press, 800-826-8911, 1995, $ 24.95).