It is clear, as the lower court concluded, that the school board pulled "A Visit to Cuba" because of its viewpoint, not for any sound educational reason.
The human mind, in its desire to know, understand, and control, mistakes its opinions and viewpoints for the truth.
Hassam's "Rooftops, Pont-Aven, Brittany" (1897), with its aerial viewpoint and strange — for Western painting — flattening of foreground and background, suggests the influence of Japanese prints, and with its violent brushstrokes, perhaps even a hint of Van Gogh.
This four-seat, rear-wheel-drive convertible suggests a broadened viewpoint for future Buick designs.
The unabashed romanticism of "South Pacific," meanwhile, has been a discredited aesthetic viewpoint for most of the past half-century.
The name of the group itself represents alienation and outsider status, a practically copyrighted viewpoint for youth.
Amazingly, the viewpoint for both photos as well as the condition of the Taj appear to be almost exactly the same.
Writing in longhand, Cardinal O'Connor would pen his column, The Cardinal's Viewpoint, for Catholic New York in crisp, eloquent prose.
I was a segment producer on the show, and it was my job to gather the facts and figures that would support Downey's viewpoint for each show.
Retrospect seems like the appropriate viewpoint for the return of a grand master with a long, dense and passionate past in artistic experimentation.
