Sentence examples for from whose vantage point from inspiring English sources

He aspires to a smart, metropolitan life from whose vantage point the idea of anyone working in the motor trade is deeply funny.

Kaplan luxuriates in phrases of this kind: "Some years back I was in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, from whose vantage point Tehran and Mashad over the border in Iranian Khorasan have always loomed".

We sauntered over wooded trails up to the highest point of the island, the ruins of Fort Holmes, from whose vantage point the British had retaken Fort Mackinac during the War of 1812.

They saw life from the vantage point of a mother whose newborn died; or a quiet young woman from East L.A. who has witnessed surreal violence.

Had her essay been from the unique vantage point of someone whose brother was deeply enmeshed in this financial disaster for 13,000 victims (I, unlike Ms. Merkin, use that word without reservation,) and had her "sibling's" identity been fully revealed to your readers, there might have been some justification for publishing her views, wacky as they are.

But the deal is far from perfect from Anthony's vantage point.

From what vantage point or intelligence?

There are sweeping mountain views from every vantage point.

"From our vantage point, it's a victory here," Capt.

From this vantage point, Illinois makes the president look weak.

From one vantage point, these responses may seem extreme.