viewpoint

IPA: vjˈupɔɪnt

noun

  • The position from which something is observed or considered
  • An angle, outlook or point of view.
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Examples of "viewpoint" in Sentences

  • In my experience her viewpoint is the norm rather than the exception.
  • In these photographs, as in dreams, the viewpoint is a disembodied one.
  • My own viewpoint is that anything symbolic gains its meaning from its context.
  • I am sure Mr. Kimber would agree with me that this viewpoint is a complete fallacy.
  • Sadly, some anonymous idiots take that second post opportunity to once again demonstrate that their viewpoint is the only one they will consider, going on the attack once again.
  • It's not that we don't respect their opinion, as we should, but that their viewpoint is a dime a dozen and THERE IS NOTHING "creative" or "unique" about making a film right now dealing with current issues.
  • I have no idea whether other people with high-functioning autism see the world this way; the viewpoint is the young author's own, and I found the book, published for the young adult market, consistently funny and heart-rending.

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