Meanings of divergent opinions in English

I think you have very divergent opinions in Iran's foreign policy establishment.

Among disabled people, this shift in coverage provokes hugely divergent opinions.

This unexpected outcome explains, I think, the divergent opinions of the earlier investigators of this problem.

Did we need to retain a thousand divergent opinions, and then to explain why they were false?

As the business changes or unforeseen circumstances arise, views can change and divergent opinions 'bubble' to the surface.

Podesta said they agreed on a lot, but she would highlight divergent opinions as well, if she runs.

With this we will engage as many people from different walks of life and divergent opinions as possible.

But amid all these divergent opinions one thing struck him: the pedantic manner of most of the critics.

The discussions on the proposed constitution were long, earnest, sometimes heated, and revealed the presence of widely divergent opinions.

The opera's libretto by Alice Goodman and its score by Adams have been closely scrutinized, and critics have come to divergent opinions.

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar cautioned that there were "quite divergent opinions" on how a new relationship and transition would look.

This morning's debate also revealed divergent opinions among the Church of England bishops, with several voicing their concerns about the covenant's language and content.

But the most obvious conclusion from the event was the divergent opinions from regulators, economists and financial industry pros on how to handle shadow banking.