Sentence examples for particular vantage point from inspiring English sources

The design became coherent only when viewed from a particular vantage point in the city.

Search for Gemini, for instance, and it will display the constellation as it currently looks in the sky, even if it isn't visible from your particular vantage point.

Traditionally, one worry with thinkers who dispense with the idea that there are facts outside our particular vantage point is that they risk licensing a bleak worldview.

Here we have the opportunity to see the subject, but the subject also has the opportunity to reconsider their own lives from this elevated and particular vantage point.

Perspectivism is a concept which holds that knowledge is always perspectival, that there are no immaculate perceptions, and that knowledge from no point of view is as incoherent a notion as seeing from no particular vantage point.

"This guy is speaking from his particular vantage point, he's speaking about things that are meaningful to him at his particular rung in life – he will be leaving a giant void when he leaves us".

The answer, it turns out, has a lot to with what architects call isovists, the region of visibility from particular vantage points.

And particular features, like the normally invisible spire of the Empire State Building, which Mr. Pericoli shows peeking behind the tall buildings of Central Park South, make discreet references to particular vantage points in the park.

I have a rather peculiar vantage point on this question.

My particular historical vantage point is a product of my upbringing as that odd duck, a native Washingtonian whose parents were not in government.

Hopkins, Zeedyk, and Raitt (2005) argue that in addition to deploying this "fetal-centred" (Steinberg 1991, 179) depiction of pregnancy, anti-abortion groups also use a particular (unacknowledged) vantage point to construct the meaning of viewing ultrasound images.