Sentences with phrase «particular vantage point»

If the meeting is to be a success, Trump and his advisers must first understand how we look to the North Korean leader, peering at us from his very particular vantage point.

These artists charge their environments with a heightened sense of drama and suspense emphasizing particular vantage points, lighting, imaginative architecture, and symbolic and often unsettling references to the human psyche.

As historic victims of violence and repression, as well as those socialized to cultivate supportive roles — but in a disempowered sphere — women may have a particular vantage point on the issue.

Therefore, Communion, with its eschatological announcement and pre-enactment, is a reminder to the church that we have a particular vantage point as we look at the entire context of our preaching and our life.

The actress and cover girl remarked that she felt extremely lucky to get a view of the city from this particular vantage point.

Each preservice teacher had a horizon of understanding he described as «the range of vision that includes everything that can be seen from a particular vantage point» (p. 143).

In order to see a piece of Land Art, the visitor must travel to its location and sometimes view the work from a particular vantage point.

Part of my practice is to present a balanced view of what it means to live in Africa as an African from my particular vantage point.

We are asked, for example, to locate a particular vantage point to read the words in the series of large - scale freestanding panels of Untitled (2015), impeccably installed on the eighth floor to give us plenty of room to perform some focused flanerie around them.

[2] In the 18th century, Chinese artists began to combine oblique perspective with regular diminution of size of people and objects with distance; no particular vantage point is chosen, but a convincing effect is achieved.

Knowledge to create views that illustrate the surrounding areas from a particular vantage point.