Less poetically, it also represents the viewpoint of a then-majority of Japanese.
So I will review the book from the viewpoint of a disabled reader.
Events are shown from the subjective viewpoint of a murderer, whose actions are not condoned.
[Daily News] Wall Street's condition as seen from the viewpoint of a local shoe repairman.
The major dailies often express the viewpoint of a specific political party.
The joke, on us all, was too troubling to be funny, unless from the viewpoint of a cynical God.
"I'll call out in the night for my mother," sings Tonra, from the viewpoint of a sufferer.
It's a two-hour trip along a snow-covered Sami postal route, shot from the viewpoint of a traditional sleigh.
Her genius is that she writes from the viewpoint of a child sensing there is nobody else around to fight her battles.
In France, a country known for its secularity, I ended up having to discuss strong anti-secular stances from the viewpoint of a woman in a Muslim country.
Everything, O'Leary insists, is part of a pattern that poetry can help us see, as if from above (much of the poem adopts the viewpoint of a wren).
