He offers point-of-view images that are imbued with no actual point of view.
Those who fail to offer points of view must be called to task, shamed by discretion.
They offer a point-of-view about their market.
Instead, he said, he will offer his "point of view" and financial support.
As a Michigander, born and brought up in Detroit and now a resident of the suburbs, I must offer another point of view.
The single most gratifying shots — considered, visually — offer the point of view of a German fighter pilot as he strafes the beaches; the black figures by the hundreds scurry in a panic.
Do they understand what they are being asked to do?" Rea agrees that organisations should be sensitive around age and privacy issues, but adds: "As soon as children can offer a point of view or preference for things, then we should take their views on board.
Explain that in the future when your manager is angered that you would appreciate having a private discussion so you can offer your point of view.
We offer the point of view that a series or array of biomarkers, including biomarkers of exposure, biomarkers of susceptibility, and biomarkers of effect, used in concert offer the best means by which to effect this disaggregation.
After all, if we easily feel depressed because of a patient's condition, how are we to offer another point of view for them?" "However, it will not be helpful if we are too emotionally charged.
After all, if we easily feel depressed because of a patient's condition, how are we to offer another point of view for them?" The increased self-awareness of emotional states as a result of the arts-making workshop may have made students more cognizant of how their rational judgment could be influenced by emotion.
