Sentence examples for rules point of view from inspiring English sources
"The International Skating Union and the technical committee need to start looking at how they can make the sport, from a rules point of view, more understandable.
I break the rules about point-of-view, switching them like a schizophrenic.
A writer such as DH Lawrence, himself the most flagrant offender in the English language against the "rules" of point of view, offers this space and freedom in abundance; indeed, one is freer to hate Lawrence than any other writer I can think of, and this in itself is proof that point of view not only survives but is strengthened by his fiction.
From a rule-consequentialist point of view, the main point of punishment is to deter certain kinds of act.
Harmonisation of this kind will enable us to clarify the obligations imposed by the rules, from the point of view both of industry and of inspectors throughout the whole of Europe.
Develop your point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
A FILM that depicts Taiwan's half-century of Japanese colonial rule from the point of view of a fierce tribe of indigenous headhunters is generating a surge of national pride on the island.
Creative writing teachers sometimes seem rather embattled on this subject, insisting on the "rule" that the point of view in a continuous prose narration cannot move among characters, even though a great number of canonical literary works rely on the fact that it can and does.
There's no hard and fast rule about what point of view will work better for what type of novel.
