What is the difference, if any, between the meaning of "a view on" and "a view of"? Example: a new view of environmentalism. vs. A new view on Environmentalism . Both can be found with more or less frequency on the web, and the same on Google Ngram

In this view, a region is defined as an HTML fragment that shows information about one or more related items when it is rendered on a web browser. Should it be: From this view, a region is defined as an HTML fragment that shows information about one or more related items when it is rendered on a web browser.

2023年6月25日 · "View" implies something about what can be seen outside the windows, it certainly implies something beyond the mere existence of external windows - a street-level office would generally not be described as having a view no matter how many windows it had, and a 28th-story window that faces a brick wall would not be an office "with a view".

Now, a view from a house is what you can see from the house. That's idiomatic. (When I was a young man living in Chicago I remember seeing a roommate advertisment for an apartment which jokingly mentioned "three bedrooms, one bath, view of train".) Scenery is generally what you see when you go out in nature.

2016年5月5日 · Neither in view of nor in the view of means because of, although in view of comes close. in the view of X is completely unrelated. View here means "perspective, opinion", so the phrase means "according to X's perspective". The of X is more often expressed with a genitive. In Trump's view, all undocumented foreigners should be deported forthwith.

2015年12月12日 · in view of the fact that is a fairly common, though a little bit formal, way to say in light of the fact that which basically means because or as a result of. Take a look at this example sentence: Take a look at this example sentence:

2021年7月7日 · Rear view typically means looking toward the back, either directly or indirectly (even though you might not be facing the back). The "rear view mirror" in a car enables the driver to look toward the back while still facing front. It's also used figuratively when referring to things that happened in the past.

I have this table, which has a button to go to the "Details page" of that transaction. What would be more natural or appropriate for the button's label? See Details See Detail Show Details Other?

2025年1月13日 · @BenMurphy I wouldn't say the OP is describing a straw man fallacy, because that method of argument specifically involves deliberately misrepresenting an opponent's point of view which would require them to understand it in the first place - there is no assumption.

2023年6月26日 · To take something in means to pause and consciously absorb the significance or beauty of something. It's most often used for complex and beautiful things like scenery, art, and music, but it can also be used for complex information like a policy directive, or something life-changing like a death in the family.