limited viewpoints
[/ˈlɪmɪtɪd ˈvjuːpɔɪnts/]
noun phrase
perspectivas limitadas
1. Restricted or narrow perspectives; opinions or ways of seeing things that are confined to a small range of possibilities or considerations
The committee's limited viewpoints prevented them from finding innovative solutions to the problem.
As perspectivas limitadas do comitê os impediram de encontrar soluções inovadoras para o problema.
2. A lack of breadth in understanding; inability or unwillingness to consider multiple angles or diverse opinions
Due to their limited viewpoints, they failed to understand the cultural significance of the tradition.
Devido às suas perspectivas limitadas, falharam em compreender a importância cultural da tradição.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, 'limited viewpoints' is often used critically in academic, professional, and social discourse to encourage diversity of thought and inclusivity. In Brazil, there's an increasing cultural emphasis on 'visão ampla' (broad vision) in corporate environments, while in the USA, the phrase frequently appears in discussions about diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.
NYC Slang
tunnel vision; closed-minded take
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