Sentence examples for from vantage from inspiring English sources

The social sciences offer perspectives from vantage points separated by time, place and society.

About 200,000 spectators are expected to watch from vantage points along the way.

The folk from Vantage got the two firms to develop a procedural contract: simply writing down the rules cleared the air.

But while their assessment is almost instinctive, their case is nonetheless cogently argued — mostly from vantage points in Britain, which has resisted the single currency.

Many of the 3.5 million people who visit the park each year come to snap photographs from vantage points made famous by Ansel Adams and other photographers.

But in the days that followed, scientists started pulling back, examining events from vantage points as distant as geostationary orbit, 22,300 miles from Earth.

FROM this vantage, the ironic clique appears simply too comfortable, too brainlessly compliant.

From that vantage, the current news is far from cheery.

Observers can watch subjects from a vantage point, which is partially obscured from the participants view.

From these vantage points you can relax and enjoy the shows away from the crowds.

DOCTORS study diseases from several vantage points.