Sentence examples for from one vantage from inspiring English sources

Hanging on the walls of the gallery in white frames, the patterned paperscapes play tricks on the eye, reading as a 3D effect on a flat surface from one vantage point, then revealing their sculptural layers from another.

The spread has its downside, at least from one vantage point.

"Such an image can't be the entirety of place, only ever the place as seen from one vantage point.

The thing about tonality is that it sees the world from one vantage point, it's a single perspective, it's a world with one centre.

In grounds with large swathes of terracing, such as Stamford Bridge, it was possible to stroll from one vantage point to another among crowds of 50,000 or more.

So, from one vantage point, the sale of CourseSmart may be yet another indication that the major academic publishers are backing away from the eTextbook market altogether, putting their energy and resources behind other digital tools and products.

It looks like a stage set, and although conceived in the round, it is really effective from only one vantage point.

After looking at the two-part video, it's easy to wonder why only one person captured the event and from only one vantage point.

We never find out exactly, but the account that emerges as McNamer moves from one narrative vantage and time to another, is tension-inducing in the way of the best psychological mysteries.

The project is a graphic rumination on planets, orbits, and the way these elements alter the immediate world around us. "The term 'transit' refers to the astronomical definition for when an object occults another as viewed from one's vantage point in the universe," said Alexopoulos, over an email conversation with The Creators Project.

Such designations depend on one's vantage point.