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in my view vs in my viewpoint

Both 'in my view' and 'in my viewpoint' are correct, interchangeable and express the same idea clearly.
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in my view

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to introduce an opinion or perspective. It is often used to express one's personal point of view.

Examples:

  • In my view, the project needs more time to be completed.
  • In my view, the decision was the right one.
  • In my view, the movie was a masterpiece.
  • That characterization, in my view, is even more charitable.
  • That characterization, in my view, is even more charitable.
  • The current plans are disproportionate in my view.
  • Someone who is persuasive is usually more effective, in my view.
  • And this ridiculous self-flagellation, in my view, is just depressing.
  • Car thieves are the scourge of our society in my view.
  • The world's gone mad in my view.
  • Nevertheless the dialogue, in my view, must be very prudent.
  • About language... this is a complicated topic in my view.
  • With Pope Francis, in my view the historic context has changed.
  • This, in my view, is another important point.
  • As well as being tactically risky in my view.
  • The most important question at EU level in my view is employment.
  • These are dangerous positions in my view and are not justified by empirical evidence.
  • These are unnecessary restrictions, in my view.
  • This means balancing things out, in my view.
  • These rights should, in my view, be enforceable.
  • However, the political signal is rather unpleasant, in my view.
  • But in my view Parliament's proposal was the better one.
  • The House wisely, in my view, resisted attempts via amendments to emasculate this proposal.

Alternatives:

  • from my perspective
  • in my opinion
  • as I see it
  • to my mind
  • personally, I think

in my viewpoint

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to introduce an opinion or perspective. It is often used to express one's personal point of view.

Examples:

  • In my viewpoint, the situation could have been handled better.
  • In my viewpoint, the new policy is a step in the right direction.
  • In my viewpoint, the company should focus on sustainability.
  • I have to change my viewpoint.
  • I would give my viewpoints to people.
  • And you can sum up my viewpoint on this with one word... indifference.
  • Try to look at it from my viewpoint.
  • You will of course be aware of my viewpoint: we in Europe have to set the highest standards.
  • In my brooding youth, Bronte encapsulated my viewpoint thusly: The trouble is not that
  • However, looking at the detail from my viewpoint as a representative of Scotland, I have serious concerns about some of the imperfections, as Commissioner Wallström acknowledged.
  • Now when you are seeing the world from my viewpoint... tell me, what have you found out?
  • This is completely unacceptable from the welfare viewpoint.
  • - will be discussing the military viewpoint.
  • A majority of the committee supported this viewpoint.
  • This report achieves a synthesis of those two viewpoints.
  • This letter appears highly questionable from procedural viewpoints.
  • You have to put your mind in the viewpoint of the player...
  • They certainly do have interesting viewpoints on things.
  • Vassar, I think, might have the same viewpoint.
  • My wife needs to come around to a certain viewpoint.
  • I've seen the world from their viewpoint for 60 years.
  • Mr. Shakespeare illustrates his viewpoint quite clearly and in a very dramatic way.
  • And grid cells could move this viewpoint through that space.

Alternatives:

  • from my perspective
  • in my opinion
  • as I see it
  • to my mind
  • personally, I think

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