Sentence examples for from certain viewpoints from inspiring English sources
From certain viewpoints the house appears to sit happily on its own in the open landscape.
From certain viewpoints, they suggest giant, colorfully glazed ceramic planters or tangled bodies but are actually individually stuffed garments carefully stitched together, with paint applied in random shardlike patterns.
Important parts of the interaction can be occluded from certain viewpoints, which make it harder to determine who are interacting.
William James's panpsychism grew out of his "neutral monism"—the view that reality is neither mental nor physical but has a distinct, and seemingly intrinsically mysterious, basic character which can be regarded as either mental or physical from certain viewpoints.
In various Buddhist and Jainist systems of thought, the apparent endorsement of Fa & ¬Fa (or, in propositional terms, Φ ∧ ¬Φ) is upon closer examination qualified in precisely the way foreseen by the codicils in Aristotle's statement of the law: From a certain viewpoint, Φ (e.g. Nirvana exists); from a certain viewpoint, ¬Φ e.g. Nirvana does not exist).
From a certain viewpoint the book could be considered as a course in the oretical physics in which the foundations of all those relevant fundamental theories and concepts are attempted to be thoroughly reviewed.
It makes sense to suppose that if a given experience is of a subject-matter from a certain viewpoint (Martin (1998)), or standpoint (Campbell (2009)), then variation in what goes into one having the particular viewpoint or standpoint one has should make for variation in the phenomenal character.
A pre-emptive circumscription of certain viewpoints is, in itself, damaging to democracy.
Justice Kennedy said the "forced support of certain viewpoints" raised First Amendment concerns.
