"I start to understand the viewpoint from women.
Mr. Bush had asked Dr. Kass to bring along someone who had a different viewpoint from his own.
Head to the castle's motte for a bonfire, a BBQ and a cracking viewpoint from which to watch the fireworks.
Reviewers discussed the political implications of this multi-ethnicity, but equally important are the narrative implications – the separation of one viewpoint from another.
The park in the drawing will fade away, since, for my purpose here, it serves only as a viewpoint from which to see the inner skyline of Manhattan.
It's an interesting viewpoint from someone who witnessed – and actively supported – climate change policy in Europe, which has outpaced that in the US.
"I think tomorrow will be a big game for us to hopefully change our viewpoint from some of the people in the metropolitan area".
Photograph: Max Rossi/ Reuters 3.06pm BST A great viewpoint from the Lee Valley Water Park as Britain's David Florence competes during the men's canoe single first round.
His act of blocking the plaintiffs based on viewpoint from that virtual forum is both state action and violates the First Amendment".
What can ever be wordlessly seen of it that is not dependent upon the existence of a single viewpoint from which to see it?
Not surprisingly, the terrorism analysts have an entirely different viewpoint from that of the jihadist newlyweds, who are trying to do what they see as their duty.
