Sentence examples for an extraordinary perspective from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Dr. Lucas has gained an extraordinary perspective on AIDS from having performed 1,000 autopsies on H.I.V. patients in England and Africa.

T'S stealthy photographers captured dozens of terrifically intimate and artful moments for our exclusive Fashion Week photo diaries during the New York collections shows, which commenced Feb. 9. Their access backstage and beyond gives us an extraordinary perspective on the fashion frenzy, revealing an industry that is as hard-working and brave as it is beautiful.

Many of the most inspiring and purpose-driven people I've met do ordinary things with an extraordinary perspective.

AV: Gatsby has an extraordinary perspective on its subject: the voice of Nick Carraway belongs to someone with humane and sympathetic distance from Gatsby and Daisy and Tom, and even from the Nick of the narrative.

As he stands at the microphone on Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day, almost certainly knowing his fate, he musters extraordinary perspective and grace.

By allowing us to experience life through Max's extraordinary perspective, Schulman delivers the known world in startling new sounds, colors, tastes and smells.

The extraordinary perspective that Curiosity will provide may some day allow us to understand why a planet that initially may have not been so different from our own began its inexorable decline while ours blossomed and flourished.

But only the extraordinary perspective offered to us by the memoirs of Claude Lanzmann, the film-maker behind the Holocaust epic Shoah can illustrate the social imperative of bearing witness.

To put that in extraordinary perspective, slow and relatively immobile quarterbacks like Eli Manning, Joe Flacco and Phillip Rivers even have more rushing yards than Murray: .

Jacques was a man of extraordinary perspectives.

The Safdies, by contrast, directors half the age of the Coens, and thus far closer in age to the children in their story, nonetheless effect an extraordinary shift in perspective — they take a father who, judging from the film, made their life hell, and turn him into a nuanced, complex figure whom they see from a point of view near his own.