Sentence examples for modern vantage from inspiring English sources

Or maybe that's just how it looks from this modern vantage.

From a modern vantage, it is easy to forget that 1960 was a watershed.

From a modern vantage, Kit is an alien, but she provides her devotees with something like a moral compass.

He recognizes what he calls "the Difficulty" of writing about an age whose heroes turn out to be, from a modern vantage point, villains: Hawkins, of armada fame, helped introduce the English slave trade; Spenser, who left us the glorious "Faerie Queene," also wrote a tract calling for the brutal subjugation of the Irish.

First, like any other historical investigation, we must locate the documents and make sense of them from our own modern vantage point.

Classical media is used to illustrate modern themes, while technology is wielded as a tool in order to offer new vantage points on ancient systems.

Militants responded by seeking new vantage points.

1st ed. - New York : Vantage Press, c1980.

But Inherent Vice tells stories about race and minorities, capitalism and inequality, and America at large, a bit like how John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath has plenty to say about the modern US from the vantage point of the 1930s.

In both films, the filmmakers align their technology with soaring modern structures and have sought vantages from which to underscore that identification.

His work with elders from multiple native tribes including Hopi, Lakota, and Cherokee, along with his own Creole background give him a unique vantage-point on modern events through a lens of ancient prophecies and indigenous understanding.