Sentence examples for from some vantage from inspiring English sources

From some vantage points the carapaces seem soft as feathers, from other spots they resemble a daunting layer of scales.

Ice-T, as if in a time warp, appears to be counselling his protégé Gravy from some vantage point in the future.

Most fans follow the game on radio, but the stadium's huge video screen and left-field scoreboard can be seen from some vantage points in the cove.

The concentration of high summits in this region creates from some vantage points the appearance of an unbroken horizon, a phenomenon known as Gipfelflur (German: "summit plain").

The forms completely distort your perspective of the building; it seems to flatten out from some vantage points and bear down on you from others.

Indeed, from some vantage points, the Trade Center and its sprawling financial district even looked like it was part of Jersey City, blending seamlessly into the budding skyline.

From some vantages, visitors could gaze up to a clear, blue sky.

Just out of sight is the State Capitol dome, a landmark that the new projects could obstruct from some vantages.

"I shut my eyes, say the word, and I'm back in Italy," Elio writes from some later vantage point.

As she stood before the cameras, she said that, from some other vantage point, Ben Franklin was watching, flanked by fallen American soldiers.

Maybe, from some unimaginable vantage point, I had served my purpose, which was to let this nameless force flow through me so that a circuit could be completed and the universe, for a moment anyway, made whole again.