Sentence examples similar to watcher's perspective from inspiring English sources

From a fashion-watcher's perspective, it was Malia and Sasha Obama who stole the show today.

It was a people-watcher's paradise.

Another, "Bird Watcher," features Ventura's son.

His article was paired with one by Minxin Pei, a professional China-watcher who presented a more sober perspective.

Mostly, though, Blakeslee presents O-Six and her evolving, adoring pack — the Motown-sounding "Lamars" — from the empathetic perspective of "the watchers".

It's a clock watcher.

But Yonhap, South Korea's semi-official news agency, puts it in perspective by citing unnamed industry watchers who suggest Kaesong earnings comprise just one percent of North Korean trade.

Many Fed-watchers think it's hinting.

But it is also a very rare instance in which a major work is constructed entirely from the perspective of a female watcher.

John Blakeman, a lifelong student of red-tailed hawks' habits (albeit mostly ones who live in rural areas) and an avid Hawk Cam watcher from his aerie in Ohio, offered his perspective.

Italo Calvino's novella "The Watcher," which I recently read in an attempt to gain some respite from the last-minute barrage of electoral coverage, offers an altogether more sombre perspective on the democratic process.