Sentence examples for elevated vantage point from inspiring English sources

"From your elevated vantage point looking down on Earth, has your perception of events on our planet, such as conflicts and wars, been altered?" asks Elizabeth Witcombe, 18, when it's her turn to take the microphone.

A shot by George Davison Reid, taken from the slightly elevated vantage point of a portable ladder, shows a messenger boy for one of the newspaper agencies scurrying along a crowded sidewalk.

If you were blessed with a slightly elevated vantage point, you could see waves of people making their way to the Coachella main stage. .

An ominous piece of land jutting into the English Channel, Pointe du Hoc provided an elevated vantage point from which huge German guns with a range of 25 km (15 miles) could deliver fire upon both Omaha Beach (7 km, or 4 miles, to the east) and Utah Beach (11 km, or 7 miles, to the west).

From our elevated vantage point my eyes are drawn to a large window, through which we can see aircraft lined up below us on the runways.

One, "Gathering for a Demonstration" (1928), looks down on a group of marchers in a side street from the upper floor balcony of a nearby building, the elevated vantage point emphasizing the viewer's detachment from the scene below.

Himself an alien in tightly woven Japanese society, Cai elevated his vantage point to a truly distant level and in 1989 commenced his "Projects for Extraterrestrials" series.

Three excellent Philadelphia musicians, each with his own vantage point, come together to elevate a hometown hero.

Again, the vantage point is peculiar.

What exactly is the vantage point here?

But not every vantage point is included.