Sentence examples for clear vantage from inspiring English sources

With a clear vantage on the truck, Basam took aim with a machine gun.

With such a clear vantage point, it is no wonder that its snowy summit is dotted with the greatest collection of astronomical telescopes in the world.

As a marker for the impact of food systems, obesity data provide a clear vantage point.

Second, and more importantly, what Nussbaum describes as the show's ultimate failure of nerve partially reflected a more important problem: The inability to find a clear moral vantage point from which to judge Carrie's choices.

Not only is the 3D animation elegant and masterfully executed, but it also provides the viewer with a clear and concise vantage point to explain the data.

The city's weak defenses were clear from this vantage point: the French and Saxon garrison of 20,000 men under Marshal Saint-Cyr could not hope to hold a city of that size.

Ms. Haden takes a more conventional turn on several tracks with accompanists — the pianist Brad Mehldau, the guitarist Bill Frisell and her father, the bassist Charlie Haden — but she does her truest work here as a one-woman studio orchestra, her obsessive attentions clearing a fresh vantage on the music.

Now, NASA's Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration (IMAGE) has given researchers their first bird's-eye view of entire space storms, and the new vantage makes clear that Earth's atmosphere plays an active role.

The significance of examining such a scenario is clear from a biological vantage point, as this type of interaction naturally occurs during T cell activation, when cells with different TCR specificities are activated within the same microenvironment, e.g. surrounding the same antigen presenting cell [ 24].

From my vantage point, the clear, early dawn light picked out the stones with a far greater clarity than they normally had for me, mixed as they were with bits of the village.

On a clear night, from the proper vantage, watching constellations emerge over Cherry Springs is like watching a freshly exposed photograph sink into a bath of developer, slowly becoming known to the eye.