Sentence examples for the vantage that from inspiring English sources

As PriyankaV wrote: I felt that an important theme of the book was the vantage that flying provided him, both literally and metaphorically – whether it included looking down at the earth and up at the stars or the distance from people that the job entailed.

It is from this vantage that the Socorro case study is of particular significance.

Somewhere along the line African-Americans who seek to bring light from a vantage that's lacking are often viewed as militant and divisive.

Television therefore chooses a specular vantage that is overhead and behind one baseline.

It's one of those vantages that bring meaning to historical events.

From my curious vantage, that's not good.

From one vantage, that's a fair prioritization of scarce resources.

For many months, clearance and construction have occurred below street level, lending a sense from sidewalk vantage that the 16-acre expanse was unchanged and unchanging.

From the vantage point that LBL has now, she realizes that Joseph Diamond was a candidate for special ed, in an era when special ed didn't exist.

The biological role of p130Cas phosphorylation is also intriguing from the vantage point that a vast variety of extracellular matrix molecules, growth factors, hormones, and metabolic intermediates that induce tyrosine phosphorylation of p130Cas and subsequent coupling to Crk (Table 1).

One of the pleasures of growing older is the vantage point that age gives, the perspective, the sense of proportion.