Sentence examples for viewpoint in which from inspiring English sources

Smolin maintains that we must adopt a "relational" viewpoint, "in which space and time are nothing but networks of relationships".

The novelist Nathan Englander, a fan of the game, cites its third-person viewpoint, in which the player looks over the shoulder of the character being controlled, as a key to its success.

The composite viewpoint, in which a figure is depicted simultaneously from the front and in profile -- a pose already perfected in the third dynasty Relief from the Tomb of Akhethotep -- was a product of Egyptian artists' desire to emphasize the essential over the ephemeral, to provide the most complete and comprehensive view of the human figure.

But this seems to be the first time that a mainstream film has been so radically changed to fit in with a political viewpoint, in which Thatcher and her ministers are shown as part of a world conspiracy, controlled by shadowy leaders.

Later on, the mystics' commentaries expressed some gnostic (a dualistic viewpoint in which spirit is viewed as good and matter as evil) and Hellenistic concepts, of which the Hellenistic idea of the Perfect Man personified in Muhammad was to gain greatest prominence.

This innovative composition, with its daringly low viewpoint, in which two of the soldiers are shown nude but for their loincloths and three in fashionably tight attire, revealing their athletic physiques, caught the eye of more than one contemporary artist, among them Raphael, who copied one of the figures.

For he is often developing philosophical dialogues between two or more opposing viewpoints, in which cases it would clearly be a mistake to accuse him of inconsistency in any usual or pejorative sense.

In January 1992, from the ruins of Vukovar, the ultranationalist painter Milić Stanković wrote an article for the Serbian periodical Pogledi ("Viewpoints"), in which he declared: "Europe must know Vukovar was liberated from the Croat Nazis.

It was the first drama to both embody post-9/11 anxiety and serve as a master class in acting, a narrative high-wire act told from two distinct viewpoints in which the cost of war was endlessly calculated.

But more interesting is the growing strand of spy fiction no longer dominated by a masculine viewpoint – stories in which women are not just going along for the ride, but taking the steering wheel for themselves.

An opinion by Justice Anthony Kennedy, joined by three liberal Justices, was concerned with a particular kind of discrimination known in free speech doctrine as viewpoint discrimination, in which the government singles out some speech for disfavor based on disapproval of the views expressed — and which is unconstitutional.