Sentence examples for have the viewpoint from inspiring English sources

We don't have the viewpoint that this [world] is utopia or heaven; in fact, most people are learning that it isn't".

To have the viewpoint that it's okay to scream or even speak complimentary or rude remarks regarding a stranger's physical appearance is antiquated and barbaric and incredibly politically incorrect.

According to the newspaper's editor in chief, "I think some people on this campus have the viewpoint that especially with the press this university has had in the past couple months, the less publicity now the better".

Having the viewpoint (part three inches apart) 1 foot (0.3 m) away from the intersection is recommended.

"Why should we expect the politician to pick a viewpoint back in 2001, and now in 2011 he should have the same viewpoint?" said Karen Anderson, 56, a college administrator from West Des Moines.

"I have the same viewpoint and thoughts now; my style never changed, and I want to continue challenging myself.

Mr. Mourdock seemed to implicitly acknowledge this conflict, and that he and Mr. Romney do not have the same viewpoint on perhaps many issues.

And his parents, too — these parents who didn't have the same viewpoints on most things saw him the same way, in some ways.

What is great is they don't have the same viewpoints as me necessarily.

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.

(w10; very mild dementia; HADS 16 → 16) It would have been nice if the therapist met my Dad … to have the therapist's viewpoint, to see for themselves.