Sentence examples for real point of view from inspiring English sources

"We'll continue to have a real point of view in merchandising on the site," he said.

To his critics on the left, he is a waffler with no real point of view and a craven desire to be liked.

If you want my real point of view then, yeah, I would encourage people to go vegetarian, but that's not what this campaign is about.

It had no real point of view, just a collection of seemingly unrelated flourishes: firewood out front, glass booth dividers imprinted with images of Mr. Puck in the back.

The genre built uneasy men into heroes; it ignored women (the wife in both versions of "High Noon" is a stiff, not a real point of view); it nearly eliminated American Indians; and it laid down many erroneous ideas about how a new nation evolved west of the Mississippi.

While so many other wine lists seem to have been assembled by a computer program — with France and California meted out in predetermined measure and enough generically velvety pinot noir to fill an Olympic-size swimming pool — this one has a real point of view.

Of course, it takes courage to express your real points of view instead of complaining to yourself and sounding like a looping tape of practiced responses and ill-thought-out answers.

Supplanting the familiar, often ill-fitting eyewear that current 3D displays and projections demand, VR technology requires a head-mounted display that matches head and gesture movements with near real-time point-of-view changes within a VR simulation.

Such a shortsighted view misses the real point of START.

Sokal's intent was not simply to pull a fast-one on the editors, but to challenge the increasingly popular "post-modern" view that there are no real facts, just points-of-view.

"It had a real designer point of view.