Sentence examples for any particular perspective from inspiring English sources

In an influential study of Descartes (1978), he introduced the notion of an "absolute conception of the world", to mark the ambition of science to provide a picture of reality that is undistorted by any particular perspective.

The notion of objectivity has a number of traditional connotations including disinterest (detachment, lack of bias) and universality (independence from any particular perspective or viewpoint)—which are commonly associated with knowledge of a mind-independent world.

In short, committing to either a state-space or a set-/model-theoretic view on theory structure does not imply any particular perspective on theory interpretation (e.g., hierarchy of models, similarity, embedding).

While this is a not unreasonable characterization of the context and implications of his philosophy, Kumārila can also be read as arguing for a radical de-centering of individual aims and projects for the relativization of all claims and goals to an essentially linguistic reality that is above all distinguished by its vastly exceeding any particular perspective.

Kermani said a wide range of scholars were interviewed for the film, yet it doesn't embrace any particular perspective of those scholars.

None of these thresholds expressly require application from any particular perspective (for example, a highly sophisticated expert, or conversely, a lay member of the general public) nor do they make express reference to the level of resources, time or effort necessary to re-identify individuals.

It's a standpoint that gives him a particular perspective.

And every single map tells a particular story from a particular perspective".

"I am a poet with a particular perspective on reality," he said.

But Cassatt was writing from a particular perspective: she was obsessed with prints and printmaking.

Each episode relates a particular perspective on the war, and each has its own celebrity guide.