Sentence examples for a prism for from inspiring English sources

For Darwish the issue of Palestine became a prism for an internationalist feeling.

His reflections on China could become a prism for Americans to better understand our own future.

All this makes for a compelling story, but it has distinct limits as a prism for understanding Joy Division's music.

In their separate ways they turned it into a prism for examining the world around them with a critical eye.

The spectrograph consists of a slit, a collimator, a prism for dispersing the light, and a focusing lens.

Only Cass Sunstein could present cost-benefit analysis as a prism for understanding democracy, an exciting research frontier, and a route to a better world.

Even data that may seem trivial to your business, when seen longitudinally over time, could be a prism of insight for another company.

Maybe my take on Michael Jordan assuming an ownership role with Washington is being filtered too thickly through a prism of contempt for how two Jerrys, Reinsdorf and Krause, ruined a dynasty in Chicago.

The books, which have broken sales records and have ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the fiction category, have become a prism of sorts for many Japanese to look, or try to, at their society.

Thus far, Nussbaum's equality principle has served as a useful prism for a familiar point of view.

Add another geometric 3D shape, a rectangular prism, for a chimney.