from a standpoint
from a perspective of
from a viewpoint
think in terms of
viewed from the angle of
Structure
- Noun + の点から考えると
- Noun + という点から考えると
[Used to express perspective from which something is considered・という often follows longer clauses and must follow direct quotations]
Is this the longest grammar point in Bunpro? Just hit it today.
From the たほうがいい grammar point:
Thanks!
How does this grammar point differ in terms of usage compared to にしたら, からみると, or からいうと? As in, what situations are more appropriate to use という点から考えると instead of those?
It can be used like those expressions. Though feels a bit more formal.
Remember that: にしたら is used with nouns denoting people or organizations and からいうと is not generally used with nouns denoting people (except of personの立場 からいうと)
Although the client is a person, why does にしてみれば or other related phrases not work?
