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How to use point of view in a sentence

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From a British point of view, further absorption into the European Union will be a disaster.
From a commercial point of view it is necessary to take into account two conflicting considerations.
From the point of view of international law, it ordinarily does not matter.
From an environmental point of view, I find eating meat completely unethical.
This is a point of view which is all too familiar and one which, to use a distressingly plebeian phrase, gets right up my nose.
But from an aesthetic point of view, the most significant side effect is to be seen in the growing debates around museology.
From a political point of view it would be more clever to withdraw it, take the flak and then forget about it.
No matter what your point of view is, people are more important than plants and buildings.
I think that it is important to step back and see it from a different point of view when you are considering what to do.
An undestroyed copy's rediscovery was 150 years in the future from Jefferson's point of view.
From their point of view, understanding the social and cultural impact is far better and far more valuable.
The string of episodes that forms the book are perceived from the point of view of a child.
There's a sense that this guy is not quite understanding enough or sympathetic enough to the allies' point of view.
He wanted her to write her entire life story from her own point of view just for him.
Internally focalised prose is a story told from the point of view of a particular character.
This point of view is essential to understanding the framework of national history.
Altman has deliberately attempted to frame the story from the point of view of the former.
The determination not to see the other sky pilot's point of view is awesome.
I long to write a thriller or a romp or a story from the point of view of a woman or a gay Irishman.
Well, I think they got out of this by the skin of their teeth from their point of view.
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I'll provide some facts and my own point of view on our recent history to challenge his flinty attitude.
With your spirit open and unconstricted, look at things from a high point of view.
No, because now it would be unadvisable from a lawyer's point of view, because it would be misconstrued.
But the greatest narratological weapon has been focalization, i.e. the point of view or perspective from which an event is described.
All of them were written down from Franconians and mirror mostly their point of view which is biased.
From the philosophical point of view the principles relate to the problem of how to combine necessity and freedom.
Yet, his was a fringe point of view, an exception, among all the ulemas in Qom and Najaf alike.
The final highlight from my point of view was finding the delightful moschatel growing right by the roadside where we had parked the cars.
The resources that are important from an active networking point of view include CPU cycles, main memory, and outgoing network bandwidth.
A sincere man, he says integrity makes sense from a business point of view.
The upshot of this point of view is an activist or pragmatic conception of mind and knowledge.
It was effectively game over, as unfortunately from his point of view it was all too evident they were running on empty.
Mom also was an inveterate arguer and would defend her point of view to the end.
The second part of the article focuses on the sermons from the point of view of sins, the central theme of quadragesimal sermons.
From the mathematician's point of view, the advantage in abstracting a point from its diverse incarnations lies in the resulting generality.
So the case is interesting from academical point of view, but not a real threat to the users.
And from my point of view, he was one of those players who needed a shock to pull his horns in.
Difference of opinion is good but we must learn to accommodate each other's point of view at the same time.
It's more watered-down than our point of view, but they're reaching a lot more people.
He is also a friendly, decent man whose mild and quizzical gaze provides the movie's sole point of view.
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Well chapter 7 is done, and with it the first real action in the story so far, from my point of view at least.
It is bad medicine from the community's point of view, because it adds increasing costs.
Which might seem reasonable to some, but from my point of view it may as well be taking place on Mars.
From a formal point of view, a conclusion follows necessarily from the premises in a well-formed syllogism.
Computer games allow joysticks and controllers to change a point of view in response to player actions.
Chiefly, the author needs to form a point of view and put it across clearly and effectively.
And most of them are just as stuck inside their own point of view as everyone else.
He will try in his honorable role as the advocate to gain as much advantage as he can for his point of view.
The film is a creditable effort to tell an African story from the point of view of an African.
The lesson of the story was that from a long-term point of view, all reactionaries are paper tigers.
I wrote an argument against that point of view but I'm not sure I convinced a whole lot of people.
From the point of view of making an impact on the reader, however, extensive and sometimes wholesale editing would have helped.
From both an educational and historical point of view, aikido has a meaning and content which is inferior to neither kendo nor judo.
Everyone is in agreement that size is not that important from a practical point of view.
Secondly, you would hope for reasoned argument or debate with people who do have a different point of view.
It is capable of handling crosswinds and it's a relatively easy airplane to fly from a pilot's point of view.
Conversely, from the point of view of a tied-down molecular biologist, this is all airy-fairy, flaky stuff.
He had tried to get at her point of view but he knew he had never managed, she would just wisecrack about it, shrug and let it pass.
This movie is centered on a man's point of view and has disturbingly woman-hating and anti-feminist themes.
From a macro-economic point of view, the chances of redeeming public foreign debt are now as good as one can expect them to be.
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From Australia's point of view, having got so close and then losing was a big knock.
Despite its widespread popularity among Florida's politicians, the bond cap statute was not entirely kosher from a constitutional point of view.
Dr Hope said he would read the petitioners' letter carefully and would need to reflect on their point of view.
This freedom from regular space constraints is perhaps one of the most exciting aspects of the competition from an artist's point of view.
Most of the picture houses and theatres carried a lot of publicity from their managers' point of view.
Our point of view was we were attacked by an aggressive military and in fact we were just defending house and home.
From this point of view, the tale deals with a sexual relationship as much as the previous one does.
From this point of view, foreign investment, in particular, was seen as an effective remedy for unemployment in less affluent nations.
Tigrinya is a language whose sound system is quite exotic from an English speaker's point of view.
Secondly, from a structural point of view it pervades large parts of the language system.
I think a propaganda feed of our point of view would not go amiss though I doubt its popularity or capability.
From her point of view, the lawyer who fought the case against her has lost not just in the law court.
In Carmen, we not only present the story from a different point of view but also the elements that are part of Andalusian life.
From a sociological point of view, it is therefore an expression of similitude of being, but also agency within a social technology.
From this point of view the change in the vote for the radical Left is extremely significant.
A teen boy, recently diagnosed with leukemia, retold the story of why he was hospitalized from his platelets' point of view.
On the other hand, numerous human behaviours seem anomalous from the evolutionary point of view.
From England's point of view these were quite useful, confidence-building preparations for the much anticipated Ashes series later this summer.
From the passengers' point of view, after all the continental excitement, it's a bit of a let-down.
She added that she found the cliffs very rich and very interesting for her from an artistic point of view.
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Many readers, however, will no doubt be disappointed to discover that from the scientist's point of view there is no aphrodisiac food.
Hopefully more people will use the route for exercise and it can also be marketed as an appealing attraction from a tourist point of view.
From a Protestant fundamentalist point of view the church has become a roaring success.
The sense of moral superiority afforded by this point of view was perhaps in lieu of economic, educational, and social opportunities.
We agreed that they are wrong from the moral and political point of view and they should end.
In middle age, he took a great interest in early music, more from the point of view of the arranger than of the scholar.
It's rough justice, but justice all the same, from a certain point of view.
His involvement in the music business is really looked on as a pastime from his own point of view.
I continue to be amazed at his eloquent loquacity even if not agreeing with his point of view.
In his point of view then sixteen was such serious age and nothing could darken his mood.
This blog is a collection of my random thoughts on life from an Aspie's point of view.
Certainly from my point of view, I admire their success and aspire to be part of an organisation that could achieve that as well.
Another point of view may help to clarify thinking and offset preconceived notions or prejudices.
My quarrel with the individual monk was disarmed by the extreme simplicity and obvious honesty of the Athonite point of view.
From a philosophical point of view, one has to ask whether modeling growth using atomic units makes sense at all.
Some rituals involved enacting ancient myths from a feminist point of view, revering nature, and sacralizing women's bodies.
From the point of view of the much vaunted historical authenticity, it should be interesting.
From an economic point of view, only the marginal income is relevant, that is the income in the highest tax bracket.
Through the songs and their shared point of view the Deadheads are keeping alive an outlook on how to live life to its fullest.
From a provisioning point of view, the switched architecture provides better scalability.
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I commit actions which are technically illegal, but which, according to my point of view, are of benefit to people.
Seen from that point of view, it is evident that even a bad review is better than none at all.
From her point of view it was an event devoid of any significance whatsoever.
From the point of view of the individual, trial by jury is a good thing for many reasons.
But, I probably wouldn't expect to avoid it if I baited and insulted a bunch of great big thugs who hold a different political point of view.
In his second term as senator he became the acknowledged spokesman for the Southern point of view.
The connection between the Testaments is best seen from the point of view of continuity of ideas, especially those we experience daily.
The presence of monuments will be studied in the literary texts, but also from the point of view of drama.
Hilly, wooded, and marshy regions, marginal from a settler point of view, were capable of functioning as core areas of native lordship.
I began to see things from her point of view and realised I'd had my priorities the wrong way round.
It has to be said that this was a very poor affair and to make matters even worse from a Johnville point of view, they lost the game.
The accident is told both from the point of view of the passengers on the train and from that of the third-person narrator.
In his latest novel, whilst preserving third-person detachment, he writes compellingly from Ellie's point of view.
The revival version, then, is the only one told from the point of view of a third-person narrator who witnesses the meeting of the protagonists.
Cemeteries, tombs, and mausoleums are described from the point of view of art history and archaeology.
My most interesting experience from a linguistic point of view was when I moved from Malaysia to Australia at the age of thirteen.
Barbara was a very, very gentle person, but she was not bashful about expressing her point of view.
And in early drafts there were long first-person monologues from Jonah's point of view.
We can't deal on an ad hoc basis with every individual who expresses a point of view.
I have dealt with health practitioners from the legal point of view, and I have dealt with hospitals in relation to the Privacy Act.
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These initial defamiliarizing images set the tone for the sketch's central drama-the transformations that the youth's point of view undergoes.
Unfortunately, these same people can turn a deaf ear when forced to listen to someone else's point of view.
However, from our point of view, it has been a complete nightmare in terms of the administration involved.
She would meet Julius, persuade him to her point of view, and they would beard the lion in his den.
I'm curious from the president's point of view whether the glass is half-empty or half-full.
He was inspired to begin work on a book about it from an African point of view.
The final comment on this postcard must be from the point of view of a deltiologist.
It was here that top aides from both campaigns collared journalists to try and spin their side's point of view.
From the point of view of adequacy, it makes no difference whether we have before us a prose poem or rhymed verse.
Let's not forget that the southern Albanians, the Tosks, are related to Hellenes from the anthropological and national point of view.
From this point of view the milk can be considered as a benefic treatment to fix the problem responsible with the acid reflux.
From an emotional point of view, they may experience mild feelings, but never take the initiative to minimize or prevent the problem.
From the point of view of the countryside and farming the prospect was difficult to assess.
From a trainspotter's point of view I find it really interesting as well, the historical side of drinks and so forth.
Our evaluations after such transmutation will again be merely perspectives, but their point of view will then be affirmative and affirming.
Examined from the learner's point of view, the standard approach is heavily biased against beginning students.
Well, I've made my point of view very clear, very open, very transparent and on the record and now it is up to him to answer those questions.
To be fair, I expect he didn't put that point of view across in his publicity material so it's not really their fault.
There are no shared truths, everything is a personal statement, a point of view, an attitude.
A lot of the original points of view were based on misconceptions about the other side's point of view.
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The fact that the claimant was a trespasser is, from the defendant's point of view, purely fortuitous.
On a theoretical point of view, the understanding of enzyme reactions is hardly reducible to elementary bimolecular reactions.
David, I hope I didn't misrepresent your point of view, and I certainly didn't mean to offend you!
One of the main reasons for the enemy's previous victories is that we mistakenly adopted a regional point of view.
The point of view got tangled and tripped me up, so that I even confused the two major characters at one point.
From the disease model point of view, moderation of addictive behavior is an unrealistic goal for a true addict.
From a theoretical point of view it seems desirable to handle these three model components simultaneously.
Now, from a developmental psychology point of view this is all very healthy and normal.
Yes, the gravamen of harm in the plaintiff's point of view is the damage to economic interests.
He said however that he differed on the subject of war and would set out his point of view accordingly.
The main one from the point of view of this review consists of Chapters 1, 2, 3, and 7 and is the elementary course in Lie theory.
Although from my point of view as a manager, this is something I could do without, full stop.
From the point of view of the host country, they can actually save a domestic firm rather than letting it undergo a slow, painful death.
From a visitors point of view if you couldn't be bothered spellchecking your website then how good can your product really be?
The second thing that happens with everyone having a point of view is a lot of needless length.
No, there are very serious differences, historical differences, and from the practical point of view there is no necessity to export democracy.
Then, in a remarkable shot, we cut to her point of view of Ray sitting in the driver's seat.
Hume defends the necessitarian point of view by arguing that all human actions are caused by antecedent motives.
Often from an executive point of view you haven't really cut your teeth until you have experienced it.
Depending upon your point of view, smoke tree or smoke bush is a treelike shrub or shrubby tree.
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Please forgive me, but it is the only way I know of getting my point of view across.
Every comic had a point of view and everyone avoided staid old routines based on set-piece jokes.
It's not a point of view I've ever heard before, and I may not entirely have got the subtler nuances of it.
The spacecraft's point of view now captures the shadowed side of the comet's nucleus.
From a social point of view it is an ideal place to get to know people who may become friends or even a future partner.
Secondly, many if not most false negative smears can be detected on re-examination, but what does this mean from the legal point of view?
Some people easily give up a chance or some potential probably because of a narrow-minded and negative point of view.
If we were to look at the function of haliers strictly from the point of view of profit, we would have to decommission these too.
The canonic male point of view is put in question by being reproduced, and so to speak re-framed, within a female artist's discourse.
However, being politically disposed to one point of view on an issue did not necessarily offend against the rules of natural justice.
Maybe if you step back from the situation and see it from a rational point of view you might see that things are not as bad as they seem.
Thanks so much to Justin for looking over the two chapters from Chris' point of view and okaying them.
It makes sense from a lender's point of view as it can chase two people for the full amount rather than one.
From the point of view of taxation, there is nothing unreal or imaginary about that.
From a technical point of view my sole qualification for covering this shoot is an O level in photography which I passed over 20 years ago.
He had a jocular way of telling his point of view and that often had the Senate in stitches.
And I think from a human point of view it also makes sense that it shouldn't be just a one-shot mission.
From a physics point of view we would also like to leave geometric optics behind and use the wave nature of light rays instead.
Many people find a place without carpeting is best from a maintenance point of view as tile or cement is a lot easier to clean.
It drives well, with the only down side from my point of view being the boxy and heavily Teutonic styling.
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Questions to outline your own agenda or point of view are always appropriate when you are the presenter or the meeting chair.
It was an outrageous act and what was really upsetting from my point of view is that the referee did not look at it.
Agresti remains true to his diminutive hero, never breaking off from his point of view in an attempt to over-complicate the drama.
Usually crystallization takes place too late from the point of view of the floating chargee.
Complicating the film visually is the always shifting point of view and the issue of reality versus memory versus the supernatural.
Passion and commitment can be rather focused, occasionally ranging into the narrow point of view.
He has been included as a party only because there was a small amount of money involved from his point of view.
The dizziness of Charlotte's point of view amplifies her hyperreal experience of Tokyo.
It is exactly this close-minded point of view that creates a restrictive environment in the media.
From a human interest point of view, these are people pulling themselves up by their bootstraps.
We had our fair share of the game which is pleasing from my point of view but I am under no illusions how tough my job still is.
I'll try not to change point of view in the middle of a scene, unless I need to and it works.
What are the major failings in the operation of the council from the point of view of councillors?
This all leads to a slight air of charm to proceedings or naffness depending on your point of view.
Sometimes, this point of view is equated with, or momentarily coincides with the Eye of the Camera.
His point of view was to present a character study in a series of private and personal relationships.
This may not be a popular point of view but why should we be able to inherit large sums of money for which we have made no contribution.
This inquiry has started a momentum in looking at cold cases, not only from a forensic science point of view but also from an investigative one.
From the point of view of European livestock farmers, soya is the ideal product.
In October, a battle was fought at Edgehill but neither side won it and from a military point of view it was an indecisive battle.
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And this point of view may explain a lot of things that are otherwise unexplainable.
From the point of view of phycology, oak trees are just a peculiar form of green algae.
So from a theoretical point of view it can be argued that an independent central bank may reduce the inflationary bias of monetary policy-making.
From the outset he fought her corner, insisting her point of view be heard.
From a practical point of view and to avoid confusion, it's helpful when people are clear of how to spell a place name.
From this point of view a curve or a surface can be identified with a linear functional over the class of variational integrands.
From a designer's point of view the challenge of giving form to the new medium is to combine passive and active display of content.
The only really hidden item was the stalk with the cruise control, but since I personally dislike cruise control, this was no great loss from my point of view.
My research forced me to look at human societies from a microbial point of view, and they looked remarkably fragile.
It was a joy to see the huge smile on her face as she approached the line and from a photographer's point of view, it was even better when she raised her hands in triumph.
This is an act of desecration and vandalism and it is very disappointing from our point of view and upsetting for visitors that this property has been stolen.
From the point of view of a cognitive scientist, who looks at modes of thought, there are six basic types of progressives, each with a distinct mode of thought.
My question is why people can't understand my point of view on the matter?
There are no shrinking violets in our family, we all had a point of view.
And, from the point of view of the commissioning mother, it is not known how the involvement of the surrogate mother will affect her security in her mothering role.
The music Gordy created at Hitsville is the greatest cultural export the U.S. has ever produced ... from my point of view.
From my point of view, I won't be rushed into making a move.
After all, spending is a valuable expression of the right to advocate for your point of view.
It's a notoriously devilish problem, but from an information flow point of view all of the bodies are part of one object, albeit a generally inscrutable one.
There is a slightly more political bent to the movies, and we all have a political point of view, and it creeps into the films.
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From a user's point of view the protocols differ primarily by the used bandwidths and the respective transfer rates but vary as well regarding educible signs.
By the time contact is made, from the fan's point of view, it's the next step in furthering a relationship.
This point of view implies the need for changes in translation pedagogy.
From the point of view of those not observing the holy day, it should be business as usual here at the Frum blog.
Firstly, to get the male point of view, they interview one man.
This concurrence of disparate attitudes toward him creates an ambiguous point of view and indicates a duplicity, if not a multiplicity, of authorship.
First, from the point of view of the advocate the jurisdiction is penal.
From a pragmatist point of view, this looks like regression to the Platonist idea that we have responsibilities not only to our fellow humans, but to something non-human.
The difference between painters, printmakers and photographers can be very large or very small, depending on our point of view or on our vested interest in the distinctions.
From the traffic point of view I wouldn't think that the small amount of extra traffic generated from the number of units planned is a great concern.
It is natural that you should look at this from the point of view of a plaintiff, but spare a moment's thought from the point of view of a defendant.
Mr Heavens said it had not been an easy year from that point of view.
An omniscient point of view is reinforced throughout the film by a combination of visual motifs, and by detaching the viewer from the characters' interiority.
It will be convenient to embody our point of view in a concise term, and the adjective malloseismic will be used to designate localities likely to be visited several times in a century by earthquakes.
Worcester had begun well and headed in to a 4-lead before two goals in the final seconds gave the scoreline some respectability from the point of view of the runners-up.
So when we reread the text we do so knowing that neither the characters' points of view nor the narrator's point of view is completely accurate, or all-encompassing.
From the right's point of view, you couldn't invent a better caricature of a New Age Hollywood zillionaire to be the public face of the anti-war movement.
I can't understand this point of view on any level, and hope I never will.
This is a point of view which no fair-minded person could question.
We see the value in having an interactive platform, where anyone can share their point of view.
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As seen from that point of view, the sugar daddy might have been a little icy himself about his Sugar Baby.
The term describes any female who is intolerant of any point of view that challenges militant feminism.
From a teaching point of view, therefore, the manual is excellent and, although it is keyed to a particular package, I think it would be a very good teaching tool.
Clearly this is an untenable situation from our point of view.
Deliciously charming or incredibly irritating, depending on your point of view, he is always ready with smooth-tongued flattery, eyes innocently beaming behind his spectacles.
In 1947, many leftist filmmakers were treated as outlaws, and it's not surprising that they made some of their best films from the point of view of criminals.
From a personal point of view the case note viva was the most traumatic part as I learnt that I can make simple mistakes that I would not expect a junior doctor to make.
He must have realized that trying to analyse someone who was not ill and not asking for help was a futile exercise from the patient's point of view, though not from his own.
The Other Side Of Dunkirk takes a sideways look at an event that has been considered one of the finest feats in Britain's war-time history from a different point of view.
Why from a non-proliferation point of view, are light water reactors preferable to the graphite moderator reactors that the North Koreans have built?
It's from a theatrical point of view that she still loves teen angst for its poker-faced combination of melodramatic sincerity and unintended cringe humour.
Abdul either provides heart or functions as the dotty aunt at the family picnic, depending on your point of view.
From a personal point of view, I would say I'm a wee bit jealous.
And sure, we can debate whether from a legal point of view these shootings were justified.
So from my point of view, yes, I understand there have to be sometimes corporate policies, but at the end of the day I know my business better than the centre does.
On the ground itself there is no defile, no gorge, no precipitous mountain pass, nothing which can remotely be called a Gap from the point of view of anybody on the ground.
From a technical point of view this is ideal, but in practice it can lead to inequable losses among small farmers of lands occupied by wind-breaks.
For one thing I've expressed variants of this point of view in the past!
Moreover, images and captions are always in accordance, focusing on the same event, so that, no other point of view on the action is showed, objectifying the events.
Both sides wage spirited fights because, up until the moment Bush tips his hand, they assure themselves that the president shares their point of view.
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It was just sort of a narrow-minded point of view of what would happen.
She explained that the main strengths of her documentaries are objectivism and a personal point of view displayed in an unbiased and colourful way.
From this point of view we can easily explain the phenomenon of counterirritation, which is partly responsible for the analgesic effect of massage therapy.
Morse theory is important in the field of global analysis which is the study of ordinary and partial differential equations from a global or topological point of view.
A discussion of botanicals such as chaparral, lobelia, wormwood, belladonna, and kava is provided from the point of view of experienced clinicians.
From a chemical point of view rubber is a carbohydrate consisting of high molecular weight chains of 1,4-polyisoprene residues in cis-configuration.
There's one other marketing edge a microbusiness can exploit, and from the point of view of conventional small businesses it might be considered an especially insidious one.
It follows that from a purely economic point of view there is no magic distinction between the activities of a bank and those of other financial or lending institutions.
Considering the matter from the opposite point of view brings more clearly into focus the constellation of concerns that animates his thinking here.
The right-wing totalitarians had been ill-intentioned, at least from the point of view of anyone not included in the master race, defined in more than one way along the Axis.
And the more she is forced to recount, the more her grasp of reality slips, or heightens, depending on your point of view.
Today, we look at print from the refreshed point of view of an expatriate who sees the old country with new eyes.
And importantly from an environmental point of view, the refillable plastic bottles used overseas are the most energy-efficient type of liquid container there is.
A willingness to listen to and at least partially incorporate the other point of view has replaced the rigid and uncompromising attitude of the past.
Though this may be unexceptionable enough from the point of view of gender, it's a messy and ungainly solution stylistically, and one to be avoided.
I do not live in either town, so have no personal bias in favour of moving traffic from one to another, either from a business or residential point of view.
Despite his personal point of view, May did not take bring an adversarial approach to his interviews with the two judges.
A key principle of Wikipedia was that articles should have a neutral point of view.
If you changed your point of view by standing on the other side of my bike, my left wrist would also turn clockwise when I shift to a higher gear.
But her friend, 81-year-old Maria Teresa Falcinelli, has a different point of view.
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But it's salt water, so from an operational point of view you're pretty screwed.
Route Irish is at least propelled by salutary anger and a coherent point of view.
Joseph Culberson has a nice perspective on such theorems from an algorithmic point of view, and attempts to frame them in the context of complexity theory.
The theory is that directors, actors and designers need to make their own creative contribution undistracted by the playwright's singular point of view.
Well, this conversation comes from a hostile point of view where I have to answer for my belief system.
Through much tribulation, she or he ultimately comes to view the world from a unique and individual point of view and re-forms a new and stable sense of self.
The relational point of view on social action and historical change can most usefully be characterized by comparing it with its opposite, the substantialist perspective.
From his point of view the election represented a mission accomplished.
From Elias Hall's point of view, his wife's ability to obtain a divorce and alimony threatened his authority as a husband and his independent manhood.
To be able to get so personal over a subject which is so controversial shows a complete lack of understanding of the situation from our point of view.
From her point of view, it was better not to mention the mistake because it was only a small mistake and admitting it would only result in her boss mistrusting her ability.
In doing so, they approach the term from the law enforcement point of view.
Thus, I would argue that from both a Plutarchian and Phaedrean point of view the novel ends on a fitting philosophical-religious high note.
From their point of view the universality of scaling suggests an underlying polarizable structured vacuum of mini white and black holes.
Cassola regards the short form as an Aeolism, which from an epic point of view would be an archaism.
From the point of view of a generative syntactician working in a more recent framework, these results may seem disturbing.
From this point of view it makes no sense to stick rigidly to the idea of our own bodyhood as something with bounded extension in space.
From a legal point of view, use of clickwrap clarifies matters considerably.
In a medicinal point of view it may be considered as an inferior sort of epicerastic.
In another case an etheromaniac earl committed extravagances which, from a moral point of view, classified him among mental deficients.

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