Sentence examples for from some point from inspiring English sources

It is true that almost anything can be seen from some point of view as beautiful.

Then from some point to the south: a flock of hot pink flamingos flies by, so close you could almost pet them.

"It's a combination of so many wills and talents and efforts, and from some point the dancers start to shape it themselves.

Instead of feeling that time is recommencing, refreshed, it feels as if we have somehow elongated time, stretched it out from some point in the past.

Almost anything might be seen as beautiful by someone or from some point of view; and different people apply the word to quite disparate objects for reasons that often seem to have little or nothing in common.

In her quest to be ordinary, Daisy has changed her name to Kate, and she narrates this story from some point in the future, looking back on events she describes with a mixture of nostalgia and regret.

As discussed in (Pham and Zhang 2014), the weak formulation in (iii) has some advantages from practical point of view.

From some points of view, the Kremlin is still a place of major importance.

THE idea that a country would actually want to join the euro zone is baffling from some points of view.

From some points of view the ­author remained a self-focused, ­disaffected youth for his entire life.

From some points of view, the ferocity of Trump v Clinton is evidence of vigour not breakdown.