Sentence examples similar to unfamiliar viewpoints from inspiring English sources
(Yes, she's dead, but that doesn't stop her from telling Virginia her familiar story from an unfamiliar viewpoint that Freud would have appreciated.) Under the direction of David Carson and Herbert Wise, the actors winningly play it straight, never descending into camp.
The opening combines an unfamiliar viewpoint of the Burnhams' neighborhood with Lester's narrated admission that he will soon die, forcing audiences to consider their own mortality and the beauty around them.
Our main conclusion is to clarify an important point about visuo-haptic cross-modal object recognition: that the underlying representation is viewpoint-independent even for unfamiliar objects lacking distinctive local features.
From the viewpoint of social implementation, community adoption of unfamiliar technology for disaster risk mitigation and preparedness requires another approach.
For those who might be unfamiliar with this tradition, it may very well change your viewpoint about death and dying.
The concept of yin/yang food balance, which is nutritional balance from a Chinese medicine viewpoint, was explained to any subjects who were unfamiliar with it.
At the risk of sounding pretentious, I could say that this is almost the Lacanian mirror-stage moment in a POV sequence: the seeing "I" experiences him or herself as an external reality, accentuated by the viewpoint of the audience for whom the narrator's face is unfamiliar or indeed entirely unknown.
Unfamiliar surroundings bring unfamiliar hazards.
PETER SCHJELDAHL: Unfamiliar, surprising.
Define any unfamiliar terms.
