Some Freudian die-hards persist in reading the tie as a pointed reference to the phallus, a viewpoint now treated by commentators as a creaky canard.
In reading it, I was struck by what seemed like a remarkable accomplishment, at least from the perspective of American politics in 2018: convincing someone to completely change their racist viewpoint by way of rational debate.
Olin Singletary, 58, a plaintiff in the suit, expressed a different viewpoint in an interview.
'Ideas come and go, what really matters is an intellectually distinctive viewpoint.' Does Cameron have a new viewpoint in his view?
In the study, we provide a viewpoint from environmental magnetism.
In fact, from a viewpoint of biology, this is reasonable.
The writer became interested in being a notary by reading The National Notary and Notary Viewpoint, two magazines published by the National Notary Association.
But Col. Stephen Sicinski, Fort Bragg's garrison commander, has signed off on the concert and issued a statement, reading in part, "Fort Bragg will not discriminate against speech on the basis of its viewpoint".
In fact, every viewpoint I've read on this, especially from feminists, is simply asking to kick upward, to think twice about who is the target of the punchline, and make sure it isn't the victim.
Steven Pinker of Harvard argues that a surge of literacy and an explosion of reading — novels in particular — "contributed to the humanitarian revolution," by helping people see other viewpoints.
This viewpoint is captured in a recent Democratic Campaign Coordinating Committee sign reading "Democrats 2018: I mean, have you seen the other guys?" This belief explains why liberals tend to focus on the outrages of the "other guys" and downplay the left-liberal divide: given the constant threat of Republican power, any internal differences are minuscule.
