Sentence examples for a missing point of view from inspiring English sources

He insists that he and his peers still have a role to play: "I'd rather be present in Davos to give a missing point of view".

For one putatively crucial scene that finds Kate squawking into a phone, Mr. Collet-Serra inexplicably had someone point the camera toward the floor, a shift in focus that led me to think we were meant to find a clue in the carpeting when, really, all that had gone missing was a point of view.

But the most important thing missing was a point of view.

Did they miss a trick by not doing a point-of-view sip of "the original vaccine, the watery battery, the mellow yellow" for extra grossness?

Moreover, a more detailed picture of nanodiamond quantum confinements is still missing from a theoretical point of view.

Choose a point-of-view.

Also, missing elements from a scientific point of view that were not usual in the field of practice were added by using theoretical approaches for the requirements of interactive activities (Greene and Burleson 2003; Hacker 2009; Nerdinger 2011).

"He is a player we have missed, from the point of view being in the dressing-room - we have missed having him around - and we have missed the competition for the place as well," Adams added.

"Then even if the house comes tumbling down into the cellar, wyou will be comparatively safe," the author wrote, unimpressed by the fact of the missing house This point of view is probably encouraging, indicating a native aptitude for total war.

The way we view dying and the later years of life only from a practical point of view misses something important".

Still missing is the point of view of the Indians.