viewpoint

Preposition: of

• someone: I would say we should look at Wittgenstein from the viewpoint of someone completely convinced.

Converse of object

• differ: Interestingly enough, we found differing viewpoints on the subject.
• oppose: Were her shifts between opposing viewpoints intriguing or merely bewildering?
• articulate: The account which follows traces the process of how this unease has been transformed from an intuition to an articulated viewpoint.
• express: Others will join the protest in London to express the viewpoint of Oxford students.
• adopt: Is it possible to adopt an objective viewpoint in religious studies?
• bias: Talking to parents whose children have been selected to play in the reps is a very biased viewpoint.

Adjective modifier

• isometric: Kale said he will preserve the isometric viewpoint of the games, but add more screens.
• conflicting: The UK seems to be desperately trying to deal with two conflicting viewpoints suddenely hammered together.
• opposing: Needless to say, of the possible benefits involved with group work, this topic invoked the most opposing viewpoints.
• subjective: Why, whenever there is an environmental debate, do people have to aver emotional and subjective viewpoints as fact?
• skeptical: There is also the skeptical viewpoint put forward by people such as Bjorn Lomborg.
• theological: Our theological viewpoints may make a difference to how we approach such conversations and what our motives are.

Modifies a noun

• specification: Secondly, we investigate to what extent the UML can be used for enterprise viewpoint specification by means of a small case study.

Noun used with modifier

• ODP: Firstly, we analyze the current definition of the ODP enterprise viewpoint language.
• extremist: The dissection of the extremist viewpoints that are so prevalent now?
• Buddhist: A more constructive approach to Buddhism can begin with those statements of Bahá'u'lláh that are most akin to Buddhist viewpoints.
• majority: I have to say that I think is the majority viewpoint, too.
• minority: Membership has changed considerably but the degree of representation of minority viewpoints remains questionable.
• consumer: This reflects government, public service, business and consumer viewpoints.