The universe as understood by Gabriel, then, is not only a thing out there but also a kind of perspective, the perspective of science.
Last week though, Atisha emailed a fresh batch of photos, asking if there was any way we could offer a "kinder, gentler perspective" on his hometown.
Recovery from trauma seemed to require a kind of "perspective switching" — reflecting on problems from different points of view — that shifts in pronoun use could facilitate.
The pressures of managing Real Madrid under a board agitating for his removal in favour of Mourinho gives a kind of perspective.
Because she knows it's a problem, this distance — the man thinks of it as a kind of perspective, maybe, or irony, but another way of looking at the distance is that it's a metric of emotional dishonesty.
Indeed, what Macklemore is saying on White Privilege II is something that only a white rapper could say – unlike on much of his back catalogue, where being white simply increased the chance it would sell in bucketloads, on White Privilege II, the fact Haggerty is white gives it a kind of perspective it wouldn't have were it to be delivered from the mouth of, say, Lamar.
Living in the Middle East forces a kind of perspective.
Several faculty describe courses they have taught that "…will serve to enhance the quality of education by creating the opportunity for more cross-cultural conversations and a kind of perspective-shifting". This is an ideal situation, of course, and not all instructors have the flexibility to create new courses to take advantage of global viewpoints.
Dunham's twist is to tell the story from Hannah's point of view, which is a kind of double perspective.
Though Sinitic in tradition, Liaoning's culture has been shaped by a kind of "outsider" perspective.
Flying in and out of various memory pods within the terrain facilitated a kind of omniscient perspective on my own existence.
