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Consider the hypothetical scenario,
John thinks he is trying to help his friends. But, if thinks from Jane's point of view, he is insulting all of this friends.
Is there a verb just would convey the same meaning as "thinking from one's point of view"? "Thinking from one's point of view" feels very verbose.
All of these would be acceptable. I would not worry about verbosity.
John thought he was trying to help his friends. But when he thought about it from Jane's point of view, he realized he was insulting all of his friends.
John thought he was trying to help his friends. But considering Jane's point of view, he realized he was insulting all of his friends.
John thought he was trying to help his friends. But when he thought about it from Jane's perspective, he realized he was insulting all of his friends.
John thought he was trying to help his friends. But considering Jane's perspective, he realized he was insulting all of his friends.
