Sentence examples for outsider's view from inspiring English sources

Yet Poetics' fatal flaw (to borrow an Aristotelian term) is that it's an outsider's view of writing.

After spending so much of my career focused on Apple, I possess both an insider's and an outsider's view of what's happening with the watch, and there are several things I'd love to see developed (or at least considered).

"An outsider's view has validity, it has worth, if it's sympathetic, if they're not coming at the group with an ax," Mr. Abraham said.

"I think that's because Anna Winger is American and has an outsider's view.

If you're skewing American history, perhaps it's best that the person running the show have an outsider's view, and that is certainly the case here: the film's director is Timur Bekmambetov, who was born in Kazakhstan and works out of Moscow.

Ah, the "outsider's view"!

It does not claim to offer a definitive understanding of events, only an outsider's view.

Maine, to the outsider's view, seems as food-conscious right now as California.

An outsider's view, from one who has never worked in Honduras.

"An Outsider's View of 30 Years' Move Towards Modernity". China Daily September 3, 2004.

The outsider's view can be fresh and invigorating, but that freshness can come at a cost.