Sentence examples for all perspectives on from inspiring English sources

"We have done a very thorough job of understanding all perspectives on all of this".

The Tory MSP added: "The committee is clear that it wants to hear from all sides of the argument - and is inviting a range of organisations to ensure we hear all perspectives on this controversial and complex subject".

Then first is true at those temporal perspectives that include t (on presentism, there are no others) and then it is false at all perspectives (on presentism, since t is now past, there are only temporal perspectives in which it is false).

Speaking to more than 600 people at the commencement ceremony on campus, she challenged graduates at the women's college to probe deeply into all perspectives on tough issues "so that we are not defined primarily by what keeps us apart".

The coding differences were resolved through thorough discussion to ensure that all perspectives on the themes were represented in the results.

"I lost all perspective on it," Rostam Batmanglij, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, says.

The risk is that, in the growing confusion and interference, we lose all perspective on what constitutes a fundamental human right, trivialising what is a hugely important issue.

PS 2015 was the year in which Australian men's tennis and those who follow it officially lost all perspective on what was unfolding in front of their eyes.

– The piece lacks all perspective on the human and technological elements contributing to greater observational capacity to sense extremes (radar, satellite), nor does it consider the reality of a heighten interest by the public in extremes, given recent public discourses.

The boundaries between humans and animals have been so eaten away by pet therapists, pet designer outfits and pet bar mitzvahs, that it has reached a point where devoted owners, who treat their animals as privileged children, lose all perspective on the pet's role in their social lives.

"We seem to have lost all perspective on what's naught and nice," McKinnon tells a child.