Sentence examples for through the vantage from inspiring English sources

Cheryl Harness's The Adventurous Life of Myles Standish and the Amazing-but-True Story of Plymouth Colony is a very nicely presented version of the Pilgrim story through the vantage point of the settlement's militia leader.

All therapies for diabetes, then, can be viewed through the vantage point of mediation by insulin.

In addition, I needed to use a wheelchair for a while in order to leave the rehab center (where I lived for a month) for any reason, and I realized that navigating through life from the vantage point of the wheelchair is constantly challenging and overwhelming.

There is something romantic and heartening about seeing those homes through the trees from the vantage of the parkway — those safe, confided Connecticut lives.

It's the story of Concepció – universally known as Conxa – who describes her life in the Pyrenees from her early teenage years through middle age from the vantage point of her closing days as a woman in her eighties, ready for death to take her.

The new sites appeal to a traveler's desire to see a city through local eyes (and from the vantage point of a resident's home), but add a hedge against disaster: with Couchsurfing you get what's given (it's free, after all), while sites like AirBnB generally provide detailed descriptions of the private rooms or apartments available for rent, along with protections if things go wrong.

Flashes of legs clad in white stockings, a couple caught kissing on a curbside, or a blurry watchdog are seen from the vantage point of a car ambling through the late-night streets.

The Vantage Munich-Salzburg-Vienna trip from Dec. 20 through Jan . 2 , 2002still had spaces at the end of May.

From the vantage of the small garden, where diners can peer through the kitchen windows, everything seems evenly paced and mellow.

Again, the vantage point is peculiar.

What exactly is the vantage point here?