Sentence examples for supporters perspective from inspiring English sources

I like to sample things from the supporters' perspective and the Shed is a great place.

From the St Mirren supporters' perspective, seeing that temporary match-up between their own team and the long odds-on favourites merely underlined the frustration of conceding the early goal.

An Aberdeen spokesman told BBC Scotland: "The consequences of not voting no would be overwhelming from a supporters' perspective.

From a peer supporter perspective, the increased opportunities for home visits enabled identification of worries or concerns, which subsequently brought the Star Buddies into closer contact with other health professionals to try and resolve them.

That statement suggests that the Justice Department, in seeking the death penalty more often and in more places, may actually be engaging in a counterproductive exercise from the perspective of supporters of capital punishment.

Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol, one of Mr. Bush's strongest supporters, signaled this new perspective in an interview on "Fox News Sunday" on March 5. Referring to the response to Katrina, Mr. Kristol said: I think it's become in people's minds an emblem of an administration that just isn't as serious about the competent execution of the functions of government as it should be.

The discussion (a full transcript is available at pewforum.org) revealed some of the fundamental differences in perspective dividing supporters and opponents of "faith-based initiatives" -- all of whom pledged devotion to the First Amendment and the separation of church and state.

He has obvious compassion for subsection of Trump supporters, an undeniably practical perspective to have—while some on the left might be giddy about writing off the 62,979,879 Americans who voted for the guy, Sanders wants to win them over with his populist, anti-elitist platform.

Some examples are Swedish football documentaries Blådårar 1 and Blådårar 2, which portray the club from both supporter and player perspectives during the 1997 and 2000 seasons.

From the perspective of both supporters and detractors of the EU (ie people actually interested in the subject) they are something far worse.

To put that distance in perspective, Newcastle United supporters have the biggest travel demands in the Premier League and would cover 8,200 miles in an entire season.