Ms. Infantino started writing a column called "Viewpoints" in the 1960's.
"It's very, very tricky," said Anne Bogart, the artistic director of the SITI company in New York and, as co-developer of another performance-training technique, called Viewpoints, something of an expert.
And now five of these views, organized as a series of permanent, outdoor exhibitions called Viewpoints, can provide inspiration -- and an understanding of the artistic process -- to those who have never picked up a brush.
These kinds of axes in this paper are called viewpoints and we studied three viewpoints of time, location, and people.
Hence, only the influence of non-functional concerns over functional concerns (called viewpoints in the authors' proposal) may be studied.
What kept Kennedy and Swanson together was "Queen Kelly," a celluloid calamity resulting from the only time he "went 'creative.' " Kennedy had always approached the film business with what he called "the viewpoint of a banker," but when it came to "Queen Kelly" he was a cinéaste smitten with a star.
In this case, after a bumpy 13-mile drive on national forest roads, we reached the highest point on Arizona's Kaibab Plateau, a spot called Marble Viewpoint.
They regard military action as intrinsically illegitimate, and call their viewpoint "non-interventionism".
Alito went even further to call it viewpoint based, a worse subset of a content-based law.
The tenor of the criticism for her first nonfiction book, For the New Intellectual, was similar to that for Atlas Shrugged, with philosopher Sidney Hook likening her certainty to "the way philosophy is written in the Soviet Union", and author Gore Vidal calling her viewpoint "nearly perfect in its immorality".
