Sentence examples for From which perspective from inspiring English sources

"I did not think about gender politics or about from which perspective a poem was written.

Hence it becomes important to understand from which perspective (societal, organizational, patient, surgeon, NHS) the evaluation is conducted.

A meteor shower's name is usually derived from that of the constellation (or of a star therein) in which the shower's radiant is situated i.e., the point in the sky from which perspective makes the parallel meteor tracks seem to originate.

The company claims their "3-D virtual projection/point of view conversion technology", a combination of producing a 3D video and giving the user the freedom to decide from which perspective he or she wants to view the vehicle's surroundings ("omni-view"), makes it possible to obtain an overview from a single image.

As general practice is at the border between the population and the health care system, primary care research will necessarily touch upon aspects of all of these populations and the characterisation of symptoms will depend on who is making this interpretation, in which context and from which perspective.

Prof. Joseph J. Ellis provides a useful historical perspective from which to view 9/11.

Thanks for showing us all those numbers, and giving us a broader historical perspective from which to view this proposition.

A new perspective from which to view life and assess what really matters most.

We think of a "perch" as a vantage point from which to gain perspective.

One device, point of view, refers to the perspective from which a story is told.

It's a doddle to locate a perspective from which I am still failing.