Sentence examples for point of the view from inspiring English sources

Clever Mary Beard, professor of classics at Cambridge, explained this point of the view at the time, so I recall.

"The point of the view was to see that which is hidden in plain sight," Mr. Reggio said by phone from his Red Hook, Brooklyn, office.

Write a journal entry from the point of the view of either the husband or the wife, and then write a one-page reflection.

From the point of the view of the consumer, never before have we had so many devices and platforms on which to consume and share content.

The song has the refrain "I'm dreaming of a white president" and is written from the point of the view of a voter who casts his ballot solely on the basis of race.

What I really meant is that he's seen from the point of the view of his son, who, like any nine-year-old boy, sees his father as godlike.

There may be some goods that are easier to recognize when taking the speculative point of view, the point of view of the observer of human nature and its potentialities, and some that are easier to recognize when taking the practical point of view, the point of view of the actively engaged in human life.

From one point of view — the point of view of lottery officials — you couldn't ask for more ideal winners than the Hills.

What makes legal normativity unique is the uniqueness of its point of view, the legal point of view, as it were.

"We talk about the point of view of the director, but the most important point of view is the one of the viewer," he said.

Motion is to be studied "from the point of view of the cause" and "from the point of view of the effect".