Sentence examples for one angle of from inspiring English sources
It creates a further stereotype for which women need to conform so as to be successful (excluding those that aren't naturally like this), it focuses on one angle of the diversity debate (excluding ethnicity, geographic and educational background, LGBTQ etc) and, frankly, is only ever going to get the empathic females aligned behind it.
"Of course, what the viewer sees is only one angle of it".
Berners-Lee said that "people only look at one angle" of big data.
While this measure is well intentioned, it serves only to defend livery drivers from one angle of attack.
And, yes, through each lens, we'll see just one angle of the story; it is necessarily incomplete.
The benefit to be gained from one angle of release compared to another is negligible at best and there is a simple solution: Everyone should just chill out.
Most airplane systems are built with backup redundancies to prevent a single data malfunction from altering a plane's course, but MCAS is activated by data from just one angle-of-attack sensor, not two.
More Samson than Hercules, Jesus seems, from one angle, on the verge of uprooting the column to which he is tied.
Because I approach the subject from an unorthodox angle, I'm acutely aware of it being just that — one angle out of many — which makes me more open to other perspectives.
Looked at from one angle, some of Mancini's paintings resemble early kitsch.
The fact that "civil power" escapes definition is, from one angle, something of a let-down - and Hill's line admitting as much, "though it were disappointed with itself", is a designedly flat pentameter.
