Tom looked into the distance.

Maybe these people are right. Maybe mind wandering is a bad thing.

I think Paul Simon is in the audience, and he has he may not realize it, but he wrote a song all about whale sex, Slip Slidin' Away.

And then he compared that to friendship, when two people stand side by side, as it were, shoulder to shoulder, with their eyes fixed on a common goal.

Levin repeated to himself. He turned over, and leaning on his elbows began looking at a herd of cattle in the distance approaching the river on the other side.

That view has been vindicated.

That's a statement about vision.

The accident deprived him of his sight.

This is a valid point of view.

Carrots are good for the eyesight.

Carrots are good for your eyes.

Carrots are good for your eyesight.

That's my point.

That's an original idea.

But that is neither the majority view, nor the view reflected by the markets.

But this is naive.

I would give my viewpoints to people.

His point of view on this was very clear.

Amani made a similar point

Ma'er had a different take

Jane understands your way of thinking.

A childhood illness left her blind.

They accepted my point of view.

They adopted my point of view.

They adopted my viewpoint.

No one's in sight.

Everyone has their own point of view.

We have different points of view.

Everyone has their own point of view.

I understood Tom's point of view.

I understood Tom's point of view.

And not just sustainable from an environmental standpoint, sustainable from an economic standpoint as well.

Both are dangerously facile.

I completely understand this view.

Chimamanda Adichie The danger of a single story

And of course, it's very beneficial in a lot of ways.

But this view is simplistic.

I share this assessment.

From the cultural point of view, we won.

I share this consensus view.

But such a view is risky.

Creatively speaking, it's just a phenomenal thing.

Plato would reject this view.

Mustafah drives home her point by adding

Two perspectives on the Cuban Embargo.