Sentence examples for the viewpoints from inspiring English sources
noun
The position from which something is observed or considered; an angle, outlook or point of view.
The articles were fascinating and the viewpoints balanced.
As for reaction to proposed building site, the viewpoints vary.
Of the viewpoints proffered on this matter, Rachel's is the one we hear most.
Her upbringing also gave her an insight into the viewpoints and plights of people unlike herself.
"Being Dead" records the viewpoints of beetle, gull, crabs and flies.
"The viewpoints of the president are closer to mine," Khamenei declared.
Next door is the Viewpoints Gallery (3620 Baldwin Avenue; 808-572-5979; www.viewpointheallerymaui.com), in the style of a plantation.
In an audacious section, Oates pairs the viewpoints of Jude and Zallman: "He had a quick engaging ironic laugh.
It's written from the viewpoints of many different characters, all of them showing different shades of humanity, of morality.
Though they may be lacking in the blogosphere, the viewpoints at this end of the spectrum are strong and varied.
In "The Negotiated Settlement" she sensitively inhabits the viewpoints of both an unfaithful husband and his wife.
