Sentence examples for an elevated perspective. from inspiring English sources

If the High Line provides an elevated perspective on the industrial cityscape, the new geography of Governors Island offers one for the bay.

But with an elevated perspective President Obama decided it was a sham, claimed the Senate had adjourned, and installed three members of the National Labor Relations Board NLRBB) via recess appointments.Today a three-judge panel of a federal appeals court handed the president a powerful rebuke, saying he overstepped his authority.

She speaks on Suicide Awareness, breaking it down to Authentic-Self Awareness, offering an elevated perspective on this subject.

In the cityscapes it's literally about the ways of getting from one place to the other, and the interconnections between places that you see more clearly when you are looking down from an elevated perspective.

Dutch research is still close to the top of international science, but an elevated position should give a better perspective on the neighbours' activities.

The scene was photographed from a considerable distance at a slightly elevated perspective.

My pitch to the International Olympic Committee was to do something a bit different for the London Games: to stand back, to always have an elevated view, and to gain more of a perspective.

A less elevated perspective is enfolded in "sea-washed, sunset gates", a rather mournful image combining the sense of expansive, gently-gilded western horizons with the exile's homesick melancholy.

★ Sagittarius 22 Nov-21 Dec Careerwise, an elevated position is the one to take, in all senses of the term; a high profile, a commanding perspective, and a moral point to prove.

The National Geographic-style image of a town glowing red at night makes sense when you learn that it is a Palestinian town viewed from the elevated perspective of an Israeli settlement.

I spoke to residents around the world, and many reported feeling uplifted by their elevated perspective, but there are hidden downsides: a Canadian study of heart attack victims showed survival rates dropped markedly on higher floors, because they were harder for paramedics to reach.