Sentence examples for godlike perspective from inspiring English sources
From SimCity's godlike perspective, they look like ants.
The novel's protagonist, Blue, "has such a blinkered view of the world, and as the author you have to have a godlike perspective".
In a cosmos that spawns a Muriel Axon, there may be no God, but there is the compensation of a godlike perspective: that of the author, who draws her readers into complicity, making them privy to secrets withheld from the suffering.
Vast Egyptian valleys, seen from a godlike aerial perspective, teem with warring, colliding, thrashing, chariot-borne armies, while at the earthbound level, no plane of focus is left unfilled with period trinkets, weapons, dwellings, pyramids, sphinxes, the works.
"Now we can have a Godlike view, looking down from the heavens," he said.
The medium allows us to adopt a perspective that is not merely omniscient but truly godlike: Ware's characters remain trapped in their tiny panels, but we are above them, looking in, and can see what they can't — the travails that await them — with a simple flick of our eyes across the page".
All novelists are godlike.
No Godlike narrator presides.
