Sentence examples for slants on from inspiring English sources

Hal and Al, two Flushing guys, will present their own slices and slants on life in Queens with two autobiographical one-man shows on Flushing in Flushing.

Both dramatized a sense of historical exhaustion — having "nowhere to go and no one much to go with," in Salle's words — with ingenious slants on received forms.

"We take different slants on advertising," Peter Arnell, the agency's creative director, explained.

And she has said that viewers will impose their own political slants on the film.

A few hours before, Baauer wearily ruminates on the strange disconnect between his fame and the desire to stay at home creating new slants on pop.

Alternatively: the Norse and Celtic mythologies have also been a huge influence on game designers, adding their own slants on iconic concepts such as magical items, warring gods and heroic journeys.

Another slant on this one-nation figment can be obtained by clicking on to Wikipedia and typing in "Bullingdon Club".

But the real story here is not one person's slant on the largest financial swindle in history.

He liked my slant on life.

A different slant on the Troubles.

Mr. Decker certainly puts his slant on the music.