Sentence examples similar to past point of view from inspiring English sources
He realised how wrong it was—"terribly, terribly wrong"— to portray his people, any people, from that superior floating-past point of view.
The plot moves back and forth from present to past, the point of view skips deftly from character to character so that the narrative is divided among the book's men and women -- a remarkably populous crew for such a relatively short novel.
Second, he's failed to move past his old school class first point-of-view in a meaningful way.
"People who live in these suburbs were untouchable economically in the past, from the point of view of their wealth and education levels," he said.
Father Fintan Monaghan, secretary of the Tuam archediocese, says: "I suppose we can't really judge the past from our point of view, from our lens.
Develop your point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
Consistently remain in one point-of-view.
Obviously there are legends of the past but, from my point of view, he has to be in the top five to have played for the club.
In the past, from the economic point of view Thailand could perhaps afford the luxury of the odd coup, for foreign investors had few other places to turn to if they didn't like the look of the generals.
