Приклади вживання One point of view Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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That's one point of view.
MR. ROTHSTEIN: Okay, that is one point of view.
From one point of view He doesn't need us.
That's at least one point of view.
If one point of view dominates informed opinion, that should be represented first.
That's from one point of view.
You're not going to reach everyone with just one point of view.
Narrator: An event seen from one point of view gives one impression.
One will always be an opinion piece- i.e. a text arguing for one point of view.
The camera shifts from one point of view to the other.
To do this, the analysis must take into account many factors, and investigate the situation,using not one point of view.
COOPER: Well, that's one point of view.
It may be said, then, that practically all the surviving literaryworks of the iconoclastic period represent only one point of view.
Does it only share one point of view?
For many centuries, artists have followedthe principles of painting, laid down during the Renaissance,for which the perspective is presented from one point of view.
Consensus is limited to one point of view:- My best.
The universality of the company(in solving the issues of IT-engineering) givesa clear understanding that your questions will be solved professionally with a comprehensive approach, and not just from one point of view.
Specialists hired by one side defend one point of view, the opposite- the other.
We can see then that although from one point of view the personal philistinism of Hitler and Stalin is not accidental to the roles they play, from another point of view it is only an incidentally contributory factor in determining the cultural policies of their respective regimes.
The fact of impossible triangle looks impossible from one point of view only is inherent to all impossible figures.
The greatest failings of strategic managementhave occurred when managers took one point of view too seriously.".
If the subjective character of experience is fully comprehensible only from one point of view, then any shift to greater objectivitythat is, less attachment to a specific viewpointdoes not take us nearer to the real nature of the phenomenon: it takes us farther away from it.
They claim that the greatest failings of strategic managementhave occurred when managers took one point of view too seriously.
The change agentrealizes that you cannot solve a complex problem from one point of view but need to integrate multiple points of view. .
On articles with multiple points of view, avoid providing links too great in number or weight to one point of view, or that give undue weight to minority views. .
He suggests inter alia that our comments on ethnic cleansing in Volhynia represent simply one point of view, hinting that perhaps this event never took place or that it has been misconstrued.
For if the facts of experience-facts about what itis like for the experiencing organism-are accessible only from one point of view, then it is a mystery how the true character of experiences could be revealed in the physical operation of that organism.