Sentence examples for definite point of view from inspiring English sources

His object is to gain a definite point of view.

"She's opinionated and has a definite point of view," Mr. Orkis added.

The only definite point of view in the script is that lip-synching is bad.

Steve would have a definite point of view about this ceiling.

"Well look," she replies, unflustered, "obviously mine is a very definite point of view and there are many people who disagree with me vehemently.

He describes this as the notion that history "is a being with a definite point of view in any given period.

" '60 Minutes' and 'Frontline' have definite points of view about the subjects they cover," he said.

In this case, the Lutis, Peregalli and Sartori Rimini all brought definite points of view to the conversation, and the house resonates with them.

"Those two both have a lot of energy, and they've always had definite points of view," said Lys McLaughlin, who runs the Council on the Environment of New York City and has known both Benepes since the early Greenmarket days.

For Montgomerie, it is a definite point of reference for motivation.

His method — keeping himself on camera, button-holing strangers in the street, overdoing the folksiness — makes comparison with Michael Moore inevitable, but the difference is that Mr. Moore's aw-shucks persona and ambush tactics advance a definite political point of view.