The phrase "view different from" can be grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It may be more commonly used as "different from view" or "view that is different from" in a complete sentence. Example: "Her perspective on the issue was vastly different from mine."
This is the top-down theory of the mafia: a capo's-eye view different from the chaotic, venal lives of other ranks in GoodFellas or The Sopranos.
KERRY: Please pass this video along to friends and family…and to at least one person who might have a political view different from your own.
For this purpose we must consider the space-concept of the earlier physics from a point of view different from that above.
Dr. Owen Renik, an analyst in private practice in San Francisco, called Dr. Brenner "an unusually clear thinker who simply had no use for empty theorizing".. "Unfortunately, dialectical interchange was not Charlie's forte; he tended to be dismissive of points of view different from his own," Dr. Renik continued.
In that memoir, Mr. Obama seamlessly managed to convey points of view different from his own (a harbinger, perhaps, of his promises to bridge partisan divides and his ability to channel voters' hopes and dreams) while conjuring the many places he lived during his peripatetic childhood.
And there is only one way to fully understand that meaning: "The meaning of facts arises elsewhere," he said, "and its judicial perception turns on the experience of the judges, and on their ability to think from a point of view different from their own".
"So we are testing feeds for people to view different stories from people and Pages based on topic areas".
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Zealot One who strongly holds views different from my own strongly held views.
In the Cabinet & the White House, there is no one, with the possible exception of Henry Kissinger, who serves the Pres., & harbors views different from his.
"People come to me with complaints of their rights being violated, and yes they generally do hold views different from the government in Tehran," Shaheed told the Guardian.
