As a biographer of a psychoanalyst who was also a psychoanalyst herself, Ms. Young-Bruehl had a singular perspective on the process of empathic ingestion that is essential to the biographer's art.
A Frankfurt correspondent for the Washington Post, Mekhennet has a singular perspective on the modern crisis of terrorist violence, intimate and constantly questioning.
In fact, Chioggia — the hometown of Mr. Segre's mother, where he spent many childhood summer holidays — offered a singular perspective on the Veneto, one of Italy's most industrialized regions.
"I'm fascinated by our subjective perception of reality, that we are all stuck in a very singular point of view, a singular perspective on what we all agree to be an objective reality, and movies are one of the ways in which we try to see things from the same point of view".
Research efforts that aimed at understanding co-development often had a singular perspective: they considered either the technical subsystems of the business information system (e.g. analyzing source code repositories and issue trackers) or the business subsystems (e.g. investigating wiki co-authorship).
That hard subject encompasses the global effects of violence, corruption and the misuse of power, all of which the artist considers from a singular perspective.
Meticulously researched and grounded closely in fact, the book is a retelling of the Great War, the first "industrial," and obscenely "experimental," war, from a singular perspective.
What comes out is a singular perspective, rather like an astronaut's.
Although it's impossible for redundancy not to reign, each author brings a singular perspective.
Memoir often features heavily, a singular perspective providing a gateway to a gender, and while the personal can be powerful, it is refreshing to read a feminist work informed by lives far removed from that of the author.
