Sentence examples for a quite different perspective from inspiring English sources

Altiero Spinelli and Ernesto Rossi offered a quite different perspective in the Ventotene Manifesto, published 1944.

42 48 Alternative views include viewing a condition as a moral failing, bad habit or retribution for bad behaviour (all related perspectives) or as a social problem (a quite different perspective).

Finally, at a general level both groups appeared to have quite different perspectives on childbirth itself.

Set in a former gravel pit, the piece is designed to be seen from two quite different perspectives.

Seen in this way, the two dominant and opposed approaches to social science adopt quite different perspectives.

Today, the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), a group whose members and associates hold quite a different perspective regarding the use of the "N" word than Dr. Laura and her cohorts, released an official response calling for accountability by media personalities and their parent companies for the use of profane and offensive racial slurs.

As a product of communist east Germany, Merkel brings quite a different perspective to the merits of Europe compared with the west Europeans who have run the union until now and who might take their inheritance for granted.

Douglas and Michaels see themselves as writing in the tradition of Friedan, even though theirs is quite a different perspective.

Purveying sovereignty from quite a different perspective was Martin Luther.

It gives a writer a different perspective.

As we explore in detail in the next section, the political economy perspective highlights how national states will bring quite different historical perspectives to bear on the question of where and how to intervene in the transnational governance space of biomedical innovation.