Übersetzung für 'different point of view' von Englisch nach Deutsch

different point of view

andere Ansicht {f}

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to take a different (point of) view of / on sth.

in etw. einen anderen Standpunkt vertreten

in etw. auf einem anderen Standpunkt stehen

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point of view

Auffassung {f}

Ansicht {f} [Standpunkt]

Sicht {f} [Sichtweise, Blickwinkel]

Anschauungs­weise {f}

Gesichtspunkt {m}

Standpunkt {m}

Erzählperspektive {f}lit.

Blickpunkt {m}

Sehepunkt {m}philos.spec.

Blickwinkel {m}

Betrachtungs­weise {f}

Perspektive {f} [Gesichtspunkt]

Sichtweise {f}

abstract point of view

abstrakte Ansicht {f}

opposing point of view

Gegendarstellung {f}

scientific point of view

wissenschaftliche Sicht {f}

minority point of view

Minderheitenstandpunkt {m} [auch: Minderheiten-Standpunkt]

contrary point of view

entgegengesetzte Ansicht {f}

class-conscious point of view

klassenbewusste Ansicht {f}

to vindicate a point of view

eine Ansicht vertreten

• Wisbech "2019 Made in Minecraft: A different point of view" was released. It shows parts of the town in a Minecraft format.
• The play is based on the life of Jesus from a different point of view than that of the New Testament.
• Sainte-Marie has said she approached writing the song from the perspective of a student writing an essay for a professor who didn't see eye-to-eye with her perspective, hoping to present him with a different point of view.
• There is however, a different point of view that believes Mirza Kuchak Khan and his inner circles were not at the advantage to deal with and to accomplish major radical social changes such as abandoning feudalism in Gilan which would have served the republic tremendously paving the way for its final victory.
• Each approached the collaboration from a different point of view, and the opera was never published or performed.

• Likewise, "The Land Before Her" exemplifies the same ideas from a different point of view in the ideal of the domestic garden, or the altering of nature.
• "Pink Five" is a "Star Wars" fan film that made its debut on the Internet in 2002 and was written and directed by Trey Stokes dropped into an X-wing cockpit during the Battle of Yavin, and presents familiar events and story points from Episode IV from a very different point of view.
• But with a different point of view the supporters of shamanism give different synonymous outputs for the quotes and strengthen their stands.
• In 2006, he started his vlog to cover a different point of view with irony, humour and an assortment of characters that reflect the gay community in a peculiar news report called "Teledivario: news from the other side of the street" .
• Each processing unit can render an entire frame from a different point of view or moment in time.

• The SDL appeared to see the merger from a different point of view from the CAMV.
• Martin Kitchen takes a rather different point of view, arguing that Haig was misled by Gough's overly favourable report.
• Raiden, who was inspired by the Sherlock Holmes stories and a fan's letter wanting a younger character to be featured in the series, originated from Kojima's desire to see Snake from a different point of view.
• The "Rights of Woman" is a long (almost 87,000 words) essay that introduces all of its major topics in the opening chapters and then repeatedly returns to them, each time from a different point of view.
• Both program gives the highest level of scouting knowledge from different point of view for the participants.

• or, from a different point of view, to find an optimal basis for representing the data in a compact way [...] (see Rayleigh quotient for a formal proof and additional properties of covariance matrices).
• A slightly different point of view was given by [...] , who derived the explicit formula of Weil via harmonic analysis on adelic spaces.
• Consequently, the actor must also adopt a different point of view in order to plan the role in relation to its dramatic structure; this might involve adjusting the performance by holding back at certain moments and playing full out at others.