Sentence examples for acquiring perspective from inspiring English sources

At just 12 years old, Gonsalves began acquiring perspective drawing skills and giving rise to imaginary structures on paper.

The intent is to assist students in acquiring perspective on current and historical events, conducting research and solving problems, and developing tenacity and a capacity for hard and sustained work.

He's also been on reality TV, had some divorces, and acquired perspective.

It's written from Hodgman's newly acquired perspective as a "famous, minor television personality" (his words).

On August 21 Kaylee de Soto was in Tennessee viewing the eclipse – but with a newly acquired perspective on the sun's corona, and the fusion processes going on behind the shadow of the moon.

Obtaining newly acquired perspectives, skills and knowledge, helps to increase students confidence in themselves and in their communities, allowing them to "look at themselves as people who have achieved something".

She did say once that he had to threaten to leave her before she acquired some perspective.

For most Americans, the catastrophe of Sept. 11, though still vivid, has acquired the perspective of tragic history.

If the old obsession with romantic love, expressed in "Constant Craving," the driving ballad that remains her biggest hit and which she performed on Wednesday, still nags, she has acquired some perspective.

Mahan was devastated not to be a part of the Ryder Cup, but in November he took a trip to Israel with his wife, Kandi, during which he acquired some perspective.

But it's not just the scenery that changed my life, because in Michigan I acquired the perspective to come into my own as a writer.