Sentence examples similar to considering from a vantage from inspiring English sources

Standing on Manhattan's Sixth Avenue, he used a grayish-beige Motorola prototype with proportions that, considered from a contemporary vantage, recall a child-sized boot.

Considered from this vantage point, Gelb has pulled off a couple of masterful tricks.

Indeed, considered from our contemporary vantage, one of the greatest benefits of religions that affirm the transience of our earthly existence is that they also affirm the continuing existence of those who have died.

And when considered from the symbiotic (cooperative) vantage the ontological equivocality of organism and individuality pose a different set of issues about the standing of individuals.

Take a step back and consider a new vantage point.

This methodology permits viewing of in situ intercalated disks from a vantage point inside individual cardiomyocytes.

From a vantage point on the cliff above the pool, a windy day can make for the sort of swimming conditions only the foolhardy – or the thrill-seeking – would consider.

Observers can watch subjects from a vantage point, which is partially obscured from the participants view.

CCS providers can leverage the proposed algorithms to assess their infrastructure from a vantage point of both reliability and utilization.

In the ruling, the Court held surveillance from the air was not subject to Fourth Amendment protections as navigable airspace is considered a public vantage point.

Thus, the issue of scale has to be considered from both scientific and operational vantages.