Sentence examples for a more objective vantage from inspiring English sources

Film generally views the world from the outside, from a more objective vantage point".

Nevertheless, from a more objective vantage point, it was clear Nadal's left knee was giving up on him towards the end of a match in which Darcis cleverly moved him along the baseline, risking the reprisal of that killer cross-court forehand, and drew him towards the net, normally a place he is not only comfortable but lethal.

It seemed a more objective field.

He sees himself through the eye of the camera, a more objective, more judgmental observer.

1 'Untreatable' is a more objective term.

Though I'm a cyclist with more enthusiasm than experience, for years I'd wanted to see this area of the Southwest from a more intimate vantage point than the window of a rental car.

A long-time acquaintance, with the advantage of a more distant vantage point, adds, "Those two are still competing, even with her mother long dead.

What could be more objective than a number?

Which is why it won't do to talk about some kind of unmediated, objective vantage point from which a critical scholar like Aslan can do his work.

Is one more objective?

"Voicing, it was more objective.