Sentence examples for vantage of from inspiring English sources

Her safety-pinned vantage, of course, is his own.

This is the privileged vantage of center stream.

But from the vantage of a taxpayer, it is completely wrong.

Looking back from the vantage of adulthood, today's 20- and 30-somethings overwhelmingly agree.

From the placid vantage of a laptop, the world looks manageable.

But from the vantage of his NATO headquarters, General Clark provides a different picture.

From the vantage of 1911, other aspects of "No Small Plans" also resonate.

It's much easier to talk about failure from the vantage of success.

It's a plaint sung from the vantage of a lion in a cage, put there by a cruel admirer.

On "The Waves Have Come," Ms. Wolfe sings slowly and heartbreakingly from the vantage of a tsunami survivor.

In later years, she inspected large gardens from the vantage of a golf cart, using her cane as a pointer.