Sentence examples for Personal vantage from inspiring English sources

We tend to think about others always from our own personal vantage; we tend to equate another person's predicament with our own.

Perhaps because of his personal vantage point -- he is a son of Travers J. Bell Jr., a co-founder of Daniels & Bell, which until its demise in 1994 was one of the most prominent black-owned securities firms -- he decided to focus on black Wall Street entrepreneurs.

I feel that's a very personal vantage point.

I have a uniquely personal vantage point from which to discuss and apply Stolorow's ideas.

From his personal vantage point, Xi proclaimed with evident pride, "we have never been closer" to realizing the Chinese dream of rejuvenation after the long climb back from humiliation in the Opium Wars 170 years ago.

And I think there was something that happened in my psyche around that same time because I was beginning to write from a more intensely personal lyrical vantage point.

Heart rate was recorded with a digital system for telemetry consisting of a transmitter placed on the subject's chest and a receptor and interface connected to a personal computer (Polar Vantage; Polar Electro Oy, Kempele, Finland).

In order to correspond to the morally central vantage of personal responsibility, what should be equalized are not enlightened preferences themselves, but rather real opportunities to achieve or receive a good, to the extent that it is aspired to.

Looking at Nelson Mandela's personal and political history from the vantage point of the kitchen offered up hitherto unrecorded insights into a man and the society in which he came of age.

This is no personal knock on Kolb, but from Donovan's vantage point, the Eagles are replacing him with an untested and unproven backup while he is still performing at a Pro Bowl level.

In this paper, I give a personal perspective on the history of the field from the vantage point of its current standing.