Sentence examples for picture standpoint from inspiring English sources

From the big picture standpoint, you can see the growth of mobile as a part of the greater e-commerce whole in IBM's data.

The review went on say that "nothing more morbid and senseless, from a commercial picture standpoint, has been seen on the screen for a long, long time" and that despite its "excellent acting, fine direction and the undoubted power of its story ... it does not entertain".

"From a macro and big-picture standpoint, maybe our division winner should automatically be in the championship," Fitzgerald said.

The included German-made black soft cowhide strap completes the picture from a design standpoint, but also feels very comfortable even for all-day wear, with a supple, soft finish on the brown underside where it sits on your wrist.

Welles states that Corman "had two camera crews on the set that's why the picture, from a cinematic standpoint, is really not very well done.

"But for us, we would much rather work with a mission-based funder that helps us complete the picture from a community standpoint".

Literally, this concept means "having no measure in common", and it figures prominently in arguments against a linear and standpoint-independent picture of scientific progress.

They found that participants could accurately describe a photograph, and they could reason about what objects may come into view if the participant imagined that the standpoint of the picture was moved backward by a few paces.

In the pictures of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, the style and standpoint derived from Degas, but his graphic work reflected the aims of the Symbolist generation.

Her fruitful innovations were the presentation of a tale through the sensibility of a child or young woman, her lyricism, and the picture of love from a woman's standpoint.

From any standpoint "Citizen Kane" is truly a great motion picture.