Here was a new point of view; and also a new Captain Ezra.

If expansion from the point of view of Junker ambition had been desirable before, the same from the point of view of the financial and trading classes was doubly so now.

" "From her point of view," he explained eagerly.

It seems to me of the greatest possible importance that this matter of an Empire naval policy and an Empire naval organization should be settled at the earliest possible moment, and that it should be looked at from the broadest point of view.

But the English language had not undergone half of its present mutations in the year 1776; and no one winced in admitting that he served a "master," though the gorges of several rose at the idea of being engaged in the service of any one, considered in a military point of view.

But anybody would have to agree that responsibility for one's acts should depend upon the degree of one's intelligenceand from that point of view many of our friends are really much less responsible than sheep.

Even they, in a social point of view, were slaves.

It has all the air of truth, and is most entertaining and interesting in every point of view.'

There are few trout streams to our mind more delightful from the angler's point of view than the Gloucestershire Coln.

From a local point of view, it is the spot which the greatest of the long line of renowned Illyrian Emperors chose as his resting-place from the toils of warfare and government, and where he reared the vastest and noblest dwelling that ever arose at the bidding of a single man.

English, French, Russian, Arabic, Hindustani, Spanish, Italian; these are the great world languages that most concern the future of civilisation from the point of view of the Peace Alliance that impends.

But if that can be defeated to any extent in Germany by the Germans, if the way opens to a Germany as unmilitary and pacific as was Great Britain before this war, there remains from the British point of view nothing else to fight about.

The kingdom is a growth, a movement working itself out in history, and therefore it may be said to be past, present, or future, according to our point of view.

While his point of view was somewhat similar to that of Koheleth, his outlook was thoroughly optimistic.

His keeper had at first some difficulty in inducing him to enter the pond, but he now willingly takes to the water, and thereby exhibits himself in a point of view in which we have not hitherto been accustomed to view an Elephant in this country.

From the point of view of sympathy, the difference between ancient passion and modern love is admirably revealed in Wagner's Tannhäuser.

Absolute idealism attains, I said, to the more intimate point of view; but the statement needs some explanation.

I said a moment ago that theism treats us and God as of the same species, but from the orthodox point of view that was a slip of language.

Is it conceivable that it should ever forsake that point of view and abandon itself to a slovenly life of immediate feeling?

We shall now consider it from a different point of view.

In spite of its inferiority to the Orfeo in lyric power and its possibly even greater deficiency from a dramatic point of view, it will be worth while giving some account of the piece in order to get as clear an idea as possible of the nature and limitations of the mythological drama, and also because it has never, I believe, been reprinted in modern times, and is in consequence practically unknown to English readers.

The value and possibilities of the money lay beyond his grasp, but the ethics of its disposal, from his simple childish point of view, seemed too clear for serious discussion.

This might give us the proper point of view for the remainder.

Has not man made, for his own use, an animated and artificial being which easily equals woman, from the point of view of plastic beauty?

VI The next day, Sunday, I have always called in my mind Nina's day, and so I propose to deal with it here, describing it as far as possible from her point of view and placing her in the centre of the picture.