Sentence examples for distinctive vantage from inspiring English sources
Mr. García Bernal has a distinctive vantage point, having worked with both of the Cuarón brothers and Mr. González Iñárritu.
If the show at the Met provides its own distinctive vantage on the artist's process, it also represents a coming-full-circle of sorts for Mr. Winters.
But it would profit from keeping its own distinctive vantage point in mind.
And in some ways, his perspective welds together trans, queer, and feminist sensibilities from a distinctive queer, feminist, ftm vantage point.
The most distinctive sounds from our vantage point along the route were the rhythm of feet hitting the pavement and enthusiastic Angelenos cheering them on.
"The Incomparable Astrea", as she was sometimes called, stands as a landmark satirist at the beginning of the Augustan age – and her clear, knowing, distinctive voice rings out directly from that vantage-point to our own.
By that time DeCarava had moved to a loft in the garment district, its windows providing a vantage point from which many of his distinctive high-elevation street shots were taken.
Among them are Mr. Blake, Mr. Medeski and Anthony Coleman, searching pianists from different generations and vantage points; the Claudia Quintet, led by the drummer and composer John Hollenbeck; the violinist Eden MacAdam-Somer; and the distinctive vocalists Dominique Eade, Christine Correa and Sarah Jarosz.
Each one would compose a list of distinctive features it could see and then quiz its neighbours to see if they could see any of the same features from their vantage points.
But Vantage expected quick turnover.
