Sentence examples for from a British point from inspiring English sources

From a British point of view, he is not".

"The BBC does not present news from a British point of view or perspective – telling it straight paradoxically is what boosts Britain's reputation globally".

Lockyer is irreplaceable in so many ways, but sadly from a British point of view, Australia's future is in safe hands.

"LA was great from a British point of view," Whitbread tells OSM, "but for me it was affected by the absence of East Germany's Petra Felke, the best in the world at that time.

From a British point of view, the idea of a museum where you can immerse yourself in Rembrandt then be blown away by Jackson Pollock's majestic Autumn Rhythm sounds like some delirious artistic utopia.

Commiserations to Wales, whose exhilarating Euro 2016 journey came to an end at the semi-final stage in Lyon, but congratulations to all concerned for lighting up the tournament – particularly from a British point of view – and showing what is possible when a team functions as a team and takes a strong mentality and deep reserves of self-belief out on to the pitch.

Q: Do you think this film has a British point of view or a British tone to it?

After all, an important point about the holocaust, when considered from a purely British point of view, is that we didn't do it.

What, from a British vantage point, offers the starkest contrast is the pictures of highly militarised policing in Ferguson.

From a British diplomatic point of view, the Litvinenko affair has long been viewed as murky water under the bridge.

Many Argentines saw the treaty as a sellout to Britain, although from the British point of view the pact accorded privileges not given to any other country outside their empire.