Sentence examples for with multiple viewpoints from inspiring English sources
Her use of language, her dexterity with multiple viewpoints and the unending heartbeat that connects her stories make her the Author I'd Most Love to Learn From.
His goal was what he called the "total novel", addressing every aspect of Peruvian society and the effect of politics on the characters' psyches, with multiple viewpoints and an invisible narrator.
Democracy depends on the citizen's ability to engage with multiple viewpoints; the Internet limits such engagement when it offers up only information that reflects your already established point of view.
It's a rambling double spread, with multiple viewpoints, but among the swishy computer-generated greenery and the wonky perspective, the eye is drawn to the poor butler's desperate transaction, with a focal point provided by a pair of elaborate wrought-iron gates - borrowed, says Child, from King's Cross cemetery.
Monet's 1891 series Poplars, brought together again from collections all over the world for this thought-provoking exhibition, is a tour de force of modern art that shows it was Monet, not Picasso, who first revealed the true complexity of perception and memory in paintings with multiple viewpoints.
Taubin praised Ackroyd's "brilliant" cinematography with multiple viewpoints.
"Dugan Under Ground" is, alas, the weakest entry in the Derby Dugan series, but collectively, the Derby books, with their multiple viewpoints, carefully interwoven plot lines and potted social-history lessons, are a mighty accomplishment: John Dos Passos U.S.A.A".
Even the more traditional, modeled works are piecemeal in the Cubist sense, depicting faces and bodies with aggregations of multiple viewpoints.
Maintaining multiple viewpoints with gaze.
In "Without Neighbors," the juxtaposition of a cocoon-like floor piece with cantilevered boxes demands multiple viewpoints.
The two cases unfold in parallel, and McDermid handles the multiple viewpoints with assurance as she flicks from crisis to crisis, constantly misdirecting her readers.
