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Meanings of point of observation in English
Standpoint regarding a topic; opinion, attitude, or judgment upon some matter; way that one looks at something.
Usage of point of observation in English
1
A tree near at hand offered him a favourable point of observation.
2
SIR,-Thepoint of observation commands an extent of nearly fifty miles in diameter.
3
The long colonnade made an admirable promenade and lounging-place and point of observation.
4
From this point of observation they looked out toward the west.
5
The Egyptian cavalry moved slowly across the desert to this new point of observation.
6
The storm may be taking place at some distance from the point of observation.
7
This spot I determined upon as my point of observation.
8
From her point of observation, Mrs. Sherwood watched them go.
9
The finest point of observation would be at the corner of Divisadero Street and Broadway.
10
For some minutes he was immovable, without taking his eye off the point of observation.
11
From the earthly point of observation how sad is the breaking up of Christian homes!
12
From every point of observation the guns protrude.
13
The British thus obtained an interest in Chitral, and a point of observation on its borders.
14
In this way he was not long of drawing near to the leopard's point of observation.
15
I wander to the water-front and try to locate my hotel from that point of observation.
16
He could ask no finer point of observation.
Translations for point of observation
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