Sentence examples for Alternating perspectives from inspiring English sources
Tyler's lovely watercolor and pen-and-ink illustrations easily reflect the story's alternating perspectives.
Told in the alternating perspectives of the grieving mother and the missing daughter, it keeps the reader turning pages at a frantic clip.
Consider how modern children learn to "get" the alternating perspectives and visual meanings in television, video games, commercial logos, traffic signals, and the like.
E. T. A. Hoffmann's early seminal story "The Sandman" is about a man who falls in love with an automaton; Hoffmann also wrote a novel from the alternating perspectives of a mad composer and a cat.
Yet the brutal, obstacle-ridden reunion quest that ensues – framed from the alternating perspectives of both child and beast – follows no predictable path as Hagen bands with his fellow strays to rise up against those who abused and abandoned them.
The story unfolds in alternating perspectives: entries from Amy's diary, from the day she met Nick to the day she vanishes, and Nick's account of the weeks following her disappearance.
It is pathetic that they are not teaching their students the ability to tolerate and respect alternate perspectives and speakers.
Recently however, two very different films, Rolf de Heer's Charlie's Country and Ivan Sen's Mystery Road, have offered alternate perspectives on the Australian landscape.
As students craft their counterarguments, they must consider alternate perspectives, and try to empathize with the people who hold these opposing viewpoints, that are sometimes part of a mind-set that they find offensive.
Cabrera resists watching too much video of opposing pitchers because, he told me, he fears that the alternate perspectives of the pitchers' previous approaches could throw him off in the real-time context of a game.
In typical Ayckbourn fashion, the first and second acts of this well-written play offer alternate perspectives: Act I is told from Esme's point of view; Act II from Barry's.
