Sentence examples for former point of view from inspiring English sources
A great picture might have been painted from the former point of view by an artist who believed in it, or a very interesting one from the second.
From the former point of view one thinks of the subject term as designating a substance, typically grasped as an instance of a kind, in which properties, designated by predicate terms, inhere.
But Farrakhan is infamous for preaching the former point of view.
If you take the former point of view, then the Henricksons have made a mistake by going public, and if you take the latter, their community is wrong for not letting them.
However, the previously-infected-but-still-seropositive birds were feeding (F 1,1 = 0.01, p>0.9), fuelling (F 1,1 = 1.87, p>0.4) and migrating (F 1,5 = 1.56, p>0.2) at the same pace as the fully healthy, seronegative birds (all tests are GLMs with body size as covariate), which makes the former point of view more likely since it suggests virus-recovered birds to behave normally again.
"Al Gore is flying solo and not even willing to listen" to other points of view, a former consultant said.
Any other points of view on that?
But there are other points of view.
The Swahili Utendi wa Tambuka, an epic poem composed in 1728 at Pate Island (off the shore of present-day Kenya) and depicting the wars between the Muslims and Byzantines from the former's point of view, is also known as Kyuo kya Hereḳali ("The book of Heraclius").
Though providing the former enemy's point of view is no longer a new idea, the ABC News project holds up very well.
