Sentence examples for an opposite perspective from inspiring English sources
"an opposite perspective" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to a different point of view or opinion that differs from the one previously presented. Example: While many people believe that social media has a negative impact on society, others hold an opposite perspective, arguing that it has brought people closer together and increased global connectivity.
But his remarks drew a sharp response from an opposite perspective.
Judy Dennis's luminous short film, "Patriotic," which opens the program, examines erotic attraction from an opposite perspective.
From an opposite perspective, Kaggle and Wise.io started too broadly before narrowing their focus to a few markets.
On the other hand, analyzing the minimal cut sets (MCS) is an opposite perspective [ 22].
Not necessarily an arch-enemy, but an opposite perspective so that people can pick sides and fight over things.
An opposite perspective to self-blame is seen in accounts from white diabetes patients who externalize the responsibility for the disease.
It was critically acclaimed for portraying a completely opposite perspective of "voyeuristic male gaze and object", and depicting innocence rather than sexual overtones, although the entry of a child in a strip club was negatively criticized.
Today, we're publishing a piece from the opposite perspective, that of a female student who was taken advantage of by her male teacher.
He said: "We're approaching it from a similar but almost opposite perspective – because with someone who already has a public persona, we're kind of questioning what that means, where identity and ideas of the self actually lie.
Posmysz proceeded to write a radio play called "Passenger in Cabin 45," which describes such an incident from the opposite perspective.
"Research shows that some of the most obvious ideas, like showing people an article from the opposite perspective, actually deepen polarization by framing other perspectives as foreign".
