Sentences with phrase «of view of»

It's refreshing when the point of view of others who maybe aren't able to post their own are presented.

It has a field of view of 28 feet at 100 yards.

Many people might suggest that you feed your baby in a bathroom, closet, your car, or other place, which is out of the view of other people.

But, it may be asked, what has this discussion of views of history and of the relation of history and nature got to do with the subject of the present chapter?

For someone that is different, from the point of view of others, admitting this can be a big struggle.

The best stock investors use a «fundamental analysis» perspective, which looks at investment from the point of view of risk and return.

This vertical connection provided the individual with autonomy, allowing him to evaluate events and relationships from the point of view of religious ethics.

However, roads were often difficult to drive on because of the view of the scrolling camera.

You might have noticed that we removed the upper cabinets from the sink side of the room to open up the full impact of the view of our corner windows.

Also think about it from the point of view of people who invest in their own company's stock.

It's a realistic point of view of what life can be and what you make of it.

We can look at what we see on TV, not from the point of view of who characters are, or even what they do, but what they mean.

Next, we'll each be writing a chunk of the novel from the points of views of characters we make up.

From the point of view of style, if you love vintage items, luxury vintage watches are definitely the way to go.

But the emphasis here is not on adults but the point of view of young teenagers who find themselves visiting the edge of adulthood.

I appreciate hearing point of view of someone who has tried it out.

From the point of view of society, there is a gain in that the cost of training for jobs is no longer borne by the public purse.

A marriage counselor may ask what type of home you grew up in, what sorts of relationships you witnessed, and what sort of view of marriage you developed as a child.

If further changes reduce demand still further, and hours are cut still more, surely that is not to be regarded as a loss from the point of view of true human wellbeing!

But from the point of view of Christian faith, another dimension must be added to the search for integrity and maturity.

The story is told through first - person points of view of many different characters.

No mechanism exists to ensure that the Conservative government takes accounts of the views of those who did not vote for them.

In addition, and from the point of view of companies conducting currency issues, questions arise regarding the application of securities laws.

There is a wealth of evidence on the impact of academy schools, but remarkably little of it investigates policy from the point of view of parents.

I was so excited to put some wearable 3D - printed art in the film because for us, today, it's kind of a view of what could be to come.

Since the point of view of safety and ethics, should be directed to women and swingers open relationship with the assessments.

There are huge windows everywhere to take advantage of the views of the golf course and the mountain ranges beyond.

The lesson plans refer to books that introduce events from the point of view of children and teens — what they see, hear, and feel.

A focus group study of the views of social workers and their managers.

Consider your message from the point of view of potential clients and adjust it accordingly.

In this case, however, bending the camera would result in «gaps» between the fields of views of adjacent lenses.

For best effect, keep each resource out of view of other locations of the same resource.

The impact of the views of the two categories of people can not be the same.

Clearly she is writing from the point of view of someone who has learned firsthand through trial and error.

But from the point of view both of society and many individuals employed in these fields, this may not be desirable in all cases.

From the point of view of many authors, however, this is also.

The education watchdog says it will also publish surveys of the views of parents and teachers on children's behaviour in school.

Nobody would say it was zero, but you'd get quite a range of views of how much the government ought to try and help out at that later stage.

And it's told from the point of view of children.

In particular, they offer an argument for equality from the point of view of people's interest rather than by appealing to social justice - which might even make Daily Mail readers happy.

It's tough when there are different points of view of what that means politically.

Even so, what appears as exaggeration from the point of view of external history is itself a way of calling attention to aspects of events that might otherwise pass us by.

The Catholic Church sees this differently and because of their view of Scripture, the State of Illinois has taken away their ability (their religious freedom!)