Sentence examples for one angle on from inspiring English sources

"One of the problems with racing is that you only get one angle on camera," Ross continued.

More Samson than Hercules, Jesus seems, from one angle, on the verge of uprooting the column to which he is tied.

Still, there is one angle on gun control that fully merits exercising the domestic police powers of the state.

To refold the leaf, we just measure the angles between the successive veins and anti-veins (figure 13B), and redraw the leaf contour by inverting the sign of one angle on two, and correspondingly inverting the drawing of the contour piece.

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.

Somewhere, he'd got the idea that, when asking for a contribution, one angled to sit on the couch.

Viewed from one angle — straight on, from the ground level of its busy plot — "In the Valley of Elah" might be mistaken for a tidy crime procedural.

There are many angles by which to look at the war on drugs; one angle is that it has been a massive and successful propaganda exercise to demonize drug users.

"It's the one angle people have on the band," she says witheringly.

Before flying back to the rat experiment, I glean one final angle on the "queen of all gemstones".

While there are many different twists to crowdfunding for startups and surely more to emerge, this conversation with Sullivan sheds light on one interesting angle on the trend.