6. King adopts this passage from On Being a Real Person: "From one point of view this may be regarded as failure to grow up.
Alicia wore her running shoes, determined to sprint from one point to the other on the looped course in Central Park.
Fiction on a small scale is, from one point of view, as old as the English language.
It was entitled, of course, to provide for the convenience of persons desiring to travel from one point to another in the state on domestic trains.
Dynamic enhancement started from one point or portion and fills homogeneously on delayed images [17, 18, 19, 20].
So, the particle moves from one point to another point.
The law starts from one point, journalism from another.
From one point of view, the data are similarly convincing.
After all, from one point of view, Skinner is right.
In two dimensions, there are thousands of ways to go from one point to another point.
What is valuable from one point of view is superfluous from another, and vice-versa.
