The phrase "angles and viewpoints" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to different perspectives or ways of looking at something. You can use it in various contexts, such as discussing a topic that has contrasting viewpoints or describing how someone's opinion may differ from another's. Here are some examples: - "The debate over climate change involves a myriad of angles and viewpoints, making it a complex and polarizing issue." - "In her essay, the author presents various angles and viewpoints on the role of technology in modern society." - "The committee meeting was productive as we were able to consider all angles and viewpoints before making a decision." - "As a journalist, it's important to consider different angles and viewpoints in order to present a balanced and accurate story."
The principal characters all had different angles and viewpoints.
First, many women brought to the boardroom, and to decision making, a different set of perspectives, experiences, angles, and viewpoints than their male counterparts.
Daniel Genck, the FBI special agent in whose name the complaint is filed, said he had examined video and photographs from the site of the second explosion from a number of different angles and viewpoints, including from directly across the street.
(Smith) International Center of Photography: 'Remembering 9/11' (through Jan . 8 Five very different groups of photographs — each an archive unto itself — focus on the aftermath of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, conveying from various angles and viewpoints the scale of human loss and physical destruction, as well as the massive cleanup effort that followed.
(Rosenberg) International Center of Photography: 'Remembering 9/11' (through Jan . 8 Five very different groups of photographs — each an archive unto itself — focus on the aftermath of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, conveying from various angles and viewpoints the scale of human loss and physical destruction, as well as the massive cleanup effort that followed.
(Karen Rosenberg) International Center of Photography: 'Remembering 9/11' (through Jan . 8 Five very different groups of photographs — each an archive unto itself — focus on the aftermath of the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, conveying from various angles and viewpoints the scale of human loss and physical destruction, as well as the massive cleanup effort that followed.
Just look at the public wranglings over welfare reform, from every angle and viewpoint.
The Kaplan court's observations about the angle and viewpoint "essential to" and "commonly associated with," that "naturally flow from," "most accurately express," and "most effective[ly]" convey the "idea of a businessperson's contemplation of a leap" are unpersuasive.
To enhance the quality of IBM, they also emphasized the importance of walking around the object and capturing photos from different angles, viewpoints, and zoom settings instead of taking many images from the same location and using the same viewing angles and/or zoom settings (Ducke et al. 2011).
Ms. Laval's images include quirky viewpoints, oblique angles and supersaturated colors, but the subjects are reassuring.
I can articulate and debate a viewpoint from many angles, and I found that I could be technically right and force somebody into a viewpoint.
