Sentence examples for familiar viewpoint from inspiring English sources

In the past, Ms. Lin said, her approach had been to "stay back, list the facts and let you conclude it for me" — her goal being to subtly reframe a familiar viewpoint, as with a landscape or a war.

For instance, it is easier to recall objects that have been encoded while presented in the most familiar viewpoint [72] or to recognize objects presented from a familiar viewpoint [73].

By this time the seminar was familiar with our viewpoint.

Mr. Carey is a shrewd reader, reminding us of what was perhaps Golding's greatest gift as a novelist, his ability to go into "Martian mode, showing familiar things from an alien viewpoint".

(Yes, she's dead, but that doesn't stop her from telling Virginia her familiar story from an unfamiliar viewpoint that Freud would have appreciated.) Under the direction of David Carson and Herbert Wise, the actors winningly play it straight, never descending into camp.

Though I've never met either Norval White or Elliot Willensky, their pithy, opinionated viewpoints have become as familiar to me as Gilbert and Sullivan's.

A fine recent example is PJ Harvey's album Let England Shake, a powerful work that references the First World War and throws together a variety of viewpoints in a manner familiar to readers of The Waste Land.

These study materials are based on projects which were previously applied in practice and thus help students to master and become familiar with engineering issues from a practical viewpoint.

Through his characters he shows how the world is seen by those who are forced or unafraid to consider the possibilities beyond the status quo; he shakes the familiar comforts and urges us to confront viewpoints usually dismissed as inflammatory.

If you're not familiar, the movie is presented using three separate viewpoints, each representing a different facet of war: land, sea and air.

Viewpoint-independence can occur, more trivially, when all object views are familiar [17], perhaps because separate, lower-level representations have been established for each viewpoint; or when the object has very distinctive parts [18] that are easily transformed to match the new viewpoint.