Sentence examples for take on events from inspiring English sources

"Regular listeners will know his sideways take on events, but on this occasion his comments were ill-judged and wholly inappropriate.

For a lively and challenging take on events in the region, there is a regular blog by Hussein Ibish, Senior Research Fellow at the Washington-based American Task Force on Palestine and a tireless Tweeter.

Mr. Sharpton will "lead a lively and informed discussion of the top headlines, bringing viewers his take on events in his signature style," the channel said in a news release.

I've rarely heard a judge say such a thing, although in the judicial system there aren't that many female judges, so there's more chance this take on events is overlooked.

The writer (who has since offered his take on events) opened the Television Critics Association panel in Los Angeles by asking why Dunham is naked on screen so often: "I have a question for Ms Dunham.

The result, in the director Anna Mackmin's arresting take on events, is that you sense the damage behind the arsenal of witticisms, barbs and aspersions that comes as second nature to a woman who is without a doubt the smartest person in the room.

As pointed out by former Facebook designer Bobby Goodlatte on Medium, you can fact-check stories, but it's not always easy to filter out quasi-truths or highly editorialized takes on events – what he describes as "bullshit".

Part of what made the book so shocking at the time – something that it is difficult to appreciate now – was the way it took on events such as Kristallnacht.

At the same time, films such as "American Sniper" and "The Last Temptation of Christ" were possibly helped by controversy surrounding their takes on events.

Look at Jared Leto at last year's Oscars in his white tuxedo jacket, and Miles Teller is certainly working a younger, quirkier take on event dressing".

"The vice president trusted her and appreciated her, especially when she took on events that Tipper was less inclined to do.