"in someone's view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce an opinion or perspective from a certain individual or group. Example: "In my view, the proposed policy changes will have a detrimental impact on our community."
And it's like a piece of cake in someone's viewing diet".
CHRISTOPHER ABBOTT [Charlie's] smart, but because of the long relationship that he was in, you know, someone's view can get kind of tunnel vision, when you like this one person so much, you don't see much else.
Beaton, the production's designer, endorses someone's view that the only place for Katharine Hepburn is "Bellevue Hospital in a straitjacket".
"Because contempt is based upon elements of comparison and judgment, viewing this in someone's face creates a feeling of uneasiness, or uncomfortableness, for the person viewing that face," they explain.
This sort of storytelling is used routinely by psychologists when they wish to induce a temporary change in someone's point of view.In this case the change intended was to that of a higher or lower social class than the individual perceived he normally belonged to.
And it's hard to simultaneously believe in that principle and call for someone's views to be banned, regardless of how abysmal his track record is.
This may incorporate taking in multiple views, someone else's views, or other interpretations that are not your own when trying to understand a character or a plot point.
Behaviour people should report includes people buying ingredients that might be used in bomb-making, and the radical transformation of someone's political views in ways that lead you to believe they might be drawn to violence.
Taken together, they are plainly sufficient to make someone a higher type in Nietzsche's view, though it is not obvious that any one of these is necessary, and various combinations often seem sufficient for explaining how Nietzsche speaks of higher human beings.
