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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
outlook/view
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I have two sentences here. "His outlook on life is rather strange." and "His view(s) on life is/are rather strange." I can't see a big difference in meaning. Do you think they are different in meaning? If yes, what is the difference? They both suggest to me that his opinion on life/understanding of it is strange.
I have two sentences here. "His outlook on life is rather strange." and "His view(s) on life is/are rather strange." I can't see a big difference in meaning. Do you think they are different in meaning? If yes, what is the difference? They both suggest to me that his opinion on life/understanding of it is strange.
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"Outlook on life" would usually mean what he thinks the future holds for him, in a practical sense (jobs, housing, relationships, etc.). "Views on life" would usually mean his philosophical, less practical attitudes about life (ideals, beliefs, opinions, etc.).
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