Sentence examples for taking a different angle from inspiring English sources

A new exhibition, taking a different angle on the theme, opens at the museum next month.

New takes on old stuff – or taking a different angle on the subject at – hand is fun, but eyes start examining the wallpaper when old grudges are dredged up or tired old stories repeated.

He recognizes the power of the public cloud and he realizes there is no winning a war with them, so he's taking a different angle.

But Connect is taking a different angle: Instead of tracking users via GPS, which co-founder Ryan Allis says can be a bit "creepy," the app aggregates data from social networks to show you friends' locations in real-time.

"Gay commerce takes a different angle online," said Megan Smith, Planetout's chief executive.

We decided to take a different angle and pilot an online fundraising platform for schools, called Rocket Fund.

Earlier this year, as the immigration debate raged, the Guardian decided to take a different angle and investigate the number of Britons claiming unemployment benefits in Europe.

iPad The success of SongPop showed an appetite for connected music games, but Lyroke takes a different angle on the genre.

Then, perhaps to steer off questions about family, specifically about his ex-girlfriend, PAMELA ANDERSON, he took a different angle: "I like to ride around like white trash in the Mercedes and yell out the windows".

The headlines are also taken only from the front pages of these newspapers, so if a paper chose to take a different angle on the story in the sports section or elsewhere in the paper, it is not represented in this list.

With most of the focus rightfully being on Chuck Pagano, some of the focus being on the comeback drive of Andrew Luck and a chunk of it being on the spectacular career day by Reggie Wayne (212 yards on 13 catches, including the game-winning touchdown), we'll take a different angle on this game by spotlighting what happened on the other side of the ball.