Sentence examples for Firsthand perspective from inspiring English sources

There, she gained a firsthand perspective on the impacts of global climate change.

For a firsthand perspective, one slightly removed from Paris, the panel turned to Stanley Hoffmann.

Andrea Campbell gives a firsthand perspective on the effects of means-tested social insurance programs.

Campbell gives a firsthand perspective on the effects of means-tested social insurance programs.

"That gave me a firsthand perspective on what Dow was doing and where the market was going," he said.

"It's like getting a firsthand perspective from anyone who lived in those moments, only years later," Foudy said.

Most of the essays are written by natives of the countries they discuss, many of them game designers and founders of game companies, offering distinctively firsthand perspectives.

"In a media that is riddled with the disabled human-interest stories that strengthen the taboo of disability, firsthand perspectives – whether their feature films or Facebook live events – will show what it's really like to be disabled in today's society," said Davenport.

And, yes, as women, we offer unique firsthand perspectives on what it's like to be mothers and sisters, war brides and widows, lovers and victims, nuns and queens.

The International Youth Photo Competition, held by Addressing Climate Change, exhibited as a collaboration managed by The Lucie Foundation, and submitted through Your Shot, National Geographic's online photo community, is a competition that features the firsthand perspectives of some of the world's younger populations.

Being exposed to a range of firsthand stories and perspectives can expand young people's view of what "culture" means: they can come to see it as a complex, fluid phenomenon of which they are a part; as something deeply individual and personal; and as something associated with particular geographies or communities.