Sentence examples for a new vantage point from inspiring English sources

| Updated My friend Sally Olds has seen a lot of finish lines in her running career, but she had a new vantage point last Sunday at the New York City Marathon.

That gives biologists a new vantage point for studying animals and stretches their resources.

Rather, we hope to give a new vantage point on Chinese passage to modernity that is in a way half-Chinese and half-American.

Mao evidently had been shocked by these developments in the Soviet Union, and the revelation made him look at events in China from a new vantage point.

He was standing atop the hill with the windmill with his baby daughter, Olesha, looking out from a new vantage point on his old turf.

Some bring theatricality to thoughts and ideas, and others view a familiar story from a new vantage point (see Sarah Ruhl's "Eurydice").

Most of the early paintings of the Falls were done from the base, with the artist looking up--but Church found a new vantage point--slighly above the Falls on the Ontario shore.

As she grew older, she delighted in flying in aeroplanes, partly to travel to other spaces and lights, partly to view the horizon from a whole new vantage point.

The other thing they have in common is a sudden new vantage point from which their past suddenly seems very distant, the future slightly dark and the present incomprehensible.

And that's where, from my new vantage point as a mother, I see Sheen colliding with another recent pop-culture phenomenon: Amy Chua.

And from my new vantage point, being quiet didn't feel like a liability anymore.