Sentence examples for At perspectives from inspiring English sources

Frankel, a senior speechwriter for President Barack Obama, joined other speakers to discuss their careers with 19 interested students at "Perspectives on Speechwriting and Communications," an event hosted by the American Whig-Cliosophic Society and the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students.

The project launches at perspectives.jhu.edu/civilwar on April 12, the anniversary of the 1861 siege of Fort Sumter, and new postings will appear in the coming months.

How are the 26 principles of "A Disciplined Life" applied at Perspectives schools?

We've seen what it does with our kids and how well it works at Perspectives.

But, I am highly educated in looking at perspectives, analyzing situations and problem-solving.

One of the reasons I think Perspectives rather than other charters was chosen is that our results from the past show that things are working at Perspectives, that Perspectives has been around for 15 years, and that we have the results, the capacity and the leadership experience to take our programming elsewhere.

So who is good at perspective-taking and who is lacking?

Although this basic skill is fundamental and beneficial, not everyone is good at perspective-taking, particularly in their romantic relationships.

But before we write off their behavior as an incontrovertible fact of human nature people are just bad at perspective-taking —our research suggests that in the context of romantic or sexual pursuit, people are not just bad at perspective-taking, we are systematically biased.

A study at the University of Birmingham found, for example, that managers who are good at perspective-taking were able to move workers to give their best efforts.

Rob Marvin pointed me at Perspective's 'False Positive' blog, in which they share some of their experiences and lessons learned.