view of something

Both applications offer study material that is available for all to view, free of charge.

He viewed it, of course, from all necessary angles and at close focus, I'm sure.

The company plans to have three tours, for viewing the early, middle or late rounds of the Open.

Watch a video, view our pictures or take a 360 tour of this famous sculpture.

Such efforts are now viewed as, at best, of minimal usefulness.

This is viewed as both a strength and a weakness of the insurgent army.

The channel is believed to be the most popular and widely viewed of the major television channels in Iran.

Nor is gross domestic product viewed as simply a neutral judgment of the economy.

But critics say the phone companies view broadband as more of a threat than an opportunity, so they have done little to rectify these problems.

Why should he not view her as a fully rounded subject, with wants and desires of her own?