Sentence examples for obvious viewpoint from inspiring English sources

Leary's obvious viewpoint on abandonment photography in general can perhaps be best summed up by his suggestion that "one often finds oneself asking of [modern ruins photography] first, 'What happened?' followed swiftly by, 'What's your point?'" Leary's fallacy is that he never addresses the fact that there are a variety of salient answers to the latter question.

Hopefully one of the returns to Çanakkale will take on more than the obvious, flag-waving viewpoint; one in six isn't bad odds on that.

DRM is a subject with many competing stakeholders that new paradigms or business models do not appear obvious, and the viewpoints are not exclusive.

Upright bipedalism seems such an obvious advantage from the viewpoint of those already upright that we rarely see its difficulty.

In common language, the phrases "to look up to" and "to look down on" have connotations of admiration and condescension in addition to their obvious reference to physical viewpoint.

Given such ideas, it is obvious that the teleological viewpoint is used by the school itself (via the texts in the textbooks), in order to explain the origin of the features in organisms.

From a statistical viewpoint, an obvious way to choose between the two model types is to fit a type that is in keeping with the data.

The target, regional radio and television stations, is an obvious one from a Milosevic viewpoint.

They created a show based around a group of people who are obvious loose cannons with questionable viewpoints.

The obvious tension between the two viewpoints underpins the faith invested in the promise and ideology of the global trade benefits.

While thermally driven order-disorder transitions are, from the viewpoint of physics, the most obvious method for controlling states of organization, the timescales necessary for effective cellular dynamics would require temperatures exceeding the physiologically viable temperature range.