Sentence examples for From another vantage from inspiring English sources

From another vantage point, this is an emerging faceoff between reliance on cynical violence and engagement in civic nonviolence.

From another vantage point, with yesterday's scene in Diyarbakır, where around a million Kurds gathered in a square, Turkey has once again demonstrated a striking paradox in a regional context.

From another vantage point, these presumably external factors represent not simply confounders, but what in epidemiology are called effect modifiers.

But from another vantage point, it's a perfect time to visit.

Every day the city makes me want to look at life from another vantage point.

But if Selden does threaten that mark, Manning will be watching it from another vantage point.

Duane Swierczynski's FUN And GAMES (Mulholland, paper, $14.99) finds us still in Hollywood, but observing the scene from yet another vantage point — the couches where, for $500 a week, a professional house sitter named Charlie Hardie stretches out with a bottle of bourbon to watch movies on his clients' fancy video systems.

The ability to take another person's perspective — what Gillian Ku of the London Business School calls "the active cognitive process of imagining the world from another's vantage point" — is a crucial EI skill.

One of the most crucial skills that negotiators can develop is perspective taking, or the ability to appreciate and understand the world from another person's vantage point.

He pointed to another photo, taken from the vantage point of the hills of Tijuana, which shows a sprawling metropolis on both sides of the border.

In grounds with large swathes of terracing, such as Stamford Bridge, it was possible to stroll from one vantage point to another among crowds of 50,000 or more.