Today, I use this story to reinforce how important it is to consider the viewpoint of the audience before stepping up to the podium.
The Republicans' unwillingness to negotiate or to consider any viewpoint other than their own is alarmingly arrogant and closed-minded.
Woolf believed that her viewpoint offered an alternative to the destructive egotism of the masculine mind, an egotism that had found its outlet in World War I, but, as she made clear in her long essay A Room of One's Own (1929), she did not consider this viewpoint to be the unique possession of women.
As part of its work, the Giuliani group set up a meeting at the White House last year at which the administration was urged to consider the viewpoint of a consortium of Ethiopian political parties that included Mr. Solomon's group, as well as a more militant rebel organization.
Here we do not consider the viewpoint of the focal male himself, because a haploid male has no paternal genes and cannot have parent specific gene expression.
You won't convert anyone that way, or get them to even consider your viewpoint.
Be nice, humble and non-oppositional, and willing to consider their viewpoint.
What greater tribute to pay to a work that deals with history than to say that, for all the retrospective meaning, even the inevitability, that emerges from the director's considered viewpoint, it feels, as depicted, as if it's happening on the wing?
"Its viewpoint," he said, "was considered a shocking one for either popular fiction or for history.
Trump's wildlife council includes many active trophy hunters and people affiliated with hunting, such as representatives of rifle and bow manufacturers, the AP found, indicating the council may consider few contrarian viewpoints as it fulfills its mission.
Costa Mesa doesn't need lockstep conformity on its council; we need reasoned debate and willingness to consider multiple viewpoints.
