Sentence examples for looking for an angle from inspiring English sources

"Everyone's looking for an angle; everyone wants something new".

And the place is riddled with journalists looking for an angle or a story, he warns.

I sympathized with the amateur photographers rushing around, each looking for an angle that conceivably made this place look lost.

If I were a journalist looking for an angle, I would focus on the elite "squeezed top", most likely those Russell Group institutions with business schools.

10 According to the May edition of the British Medical Journal, what was the range of motion of head above which headbangers might cause mild injury to their heads (I'm looking for an angle here)?

The tiny freelance television announcer, looking for an angle on the day's top economics story, asked a question in three parts: "What do you think of the Abe government's strategic economic growth plan?

"You look for an angle that has news value," he said, "and you ask can we mark this day in a creative, exciting and journalistically meaningful way".

As the lawyers look for an angle — any angle — that can win Charles acquittal, Mr. Mamet lays out a reductive take on race relations in this country: whites are guilty, blacks are bitter.

We look for an angle which pushes the watermarked coordinates deep inside the detection region.

As a filmmaker, you look for an angle on the story.

And for those who are looking for an NYC angle on the Oscars, the site of this year's East Coast party has been set.