Sentence examples for The vantage of from inspiring English sources

But from the vantage of a taxpayer, it is completely wrong.

Looking back from the vantage of adulthood, today's 20- and 30-somethings overwhelmingly agree.

But from the vantage of his NATO headquarters, General Clark provides a different picture.

It's much easier to talk about failure from the vantage of success.

From the vantage of 1911, other aspects of "No Small Plans" also resonate.

It's a plaint sung from the vantage of a lion in a cage, put there by a cruel admirer.

On "The Waves Have Come," Ms. Wolfe sings slowly and heartbreakingly from the vantage of a tsunami survivor.

From the vantage of adulthood, and with some retrospective guilt, his son loved him for this grand gesture.

3 p.m. 1) FAST BOAT, SLOW BOAT See the Panama Canal from the vantage of the ships that use it.

From the vantage of the dance floor, she added, "the D.J. booth is like the altar in the sky".

Using "Home Tour," I examined the house from the vantage of someone who finally got inside a stranger's house.