Sentence examples for one vantage from inspiring English sources

Hanging on the walls of the gallery in white frames, the patterned paperscapes play tricks on the eye, reading as a 3D effect on a flat surface from one vantage point, then revealing their sculptural layers from another.

The spread has its downside, at least from one vantage point.

One Vantage tenant cited in the attorney general's letter had lived in his apartment without incident for 14 years.

"Such an image can't be the entirety of place, only ever the place as seen from one vantage point.

Those viewing in Leeds can head to The Headrow to watch the race start, with Kirkstall Abbey and Ripley Castle also providing great day one vantage points.

It looks like a stage set, and although conceived in the round, it is really effective from only one vantage point.

Such designations depend on one's vantage point.

At the New York and London clubs where people come to dance to the electroclash music that is either, depending on one's vantage, the next big mainstream trend or utterly passé, the look of the moment is new wave 1980's.

Anyone's memory of an event depends on one's vantage point.

That the Philippine legal system (or system failure, depending on one's vantage point) trumps the right to bail even in life imprisonment cases (capital punishment is banned in Philippine statute books) may be attributed in large part to the fact that the right to bail is constitutionally entrenched in the bill of rights.

One such vantage point, to which I returned when revisiting the show, was that of Wong Ping, a droll and melancholy digital animator from Hong Kong.