noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
different
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Try looking at things from a different viewpoint .
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My father felt strongly about the equal validity of different viewpoints and world systems.
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Board games can enable pupils to interact and consider different viewpoints and motives at times in the past.
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It provides a good training for any biologist because it looks at living organisms from many different viewpoints .
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I have to explore how things look and feel from different viewpoints .
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Their individual programming of experience will lead them to a different viewpoint of the world and circumstances.
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Did this energy have some objective reality or was it merely a way of looking at known processes from a different viewpoint ?
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You have got to accustom yourself to the book that is written from several different viewpoints .
other
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Between them, they monopolised the media to the virtual exclusion of any other viewpoint .
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One is by reducing awareness from other viewpoints to a means to the ends from one's own.
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The disinterested passions compel me to see from other viewpoints , but also blind me to the equality of viewpoints.
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We also need to see other viewpoints in order to predict the effect of some action.
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Fogging is to do with acknowledging the other person's viewpoint and then continuing with your purpose.
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How can other viewpoints be expressed?
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Indeed, it is the disinterested character of the reactions which is the criterion for being aware from other people's viewpoints .
particular
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From our particular viewpoint , the Princess died before the Prince.
personal
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A personal viewpoint Landscape painting provokes intensely important issues for me.
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It also provides a more personal viewpoint .
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Research is an attempt to produce objective knowledge, independent of personal viewpoint .
political
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This depends upon many factors, amongst them political and moral viewpoints .
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They come at them from a more political viewpoint .
■ VERB
write
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But neither passage is really written from a working-class viewpoint , for they impose middle-class values on working-class taste.
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You have got to accustom yourself to the book that is written from several different viewpoints .
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Though the whole story is written from Maria's viewpoint , no mention is ever made of her jealousy.
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Precedent 1 is a set of standard conditions for the sale of goods written from the viewpoint of the seller.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The book looks at the Royal family from a sociological and historical viewpoint .
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The TV series examines childhood from the viewpoints of twelve different families.
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We need to seriously consider all the different viewpoints on the issue.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An ideological viewpoint also includes values.
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From a medical viewpoint , the outline of viral infection given so far presents much too simple a picture.
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I do appreciate, however, that there can be many other viewpoints that are reasonable to hold on this question.
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In fairness to its selectors one must stress the virtual absence of any important body of writing expressing an alternative Left viewpoint .
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In this sense ideology is a viewpoint which distorts reality and justifies and legitimates the position of a social group.
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Whatever values and viewpoints were embodied in the acts would have ultimately been those that were acceptable to the promoters.
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With hindsight, such viewpoints may be seen as irrelevant, off-centre, or temporary.