Sentence examples for apt perspective from inspiring English sources
It's an apt perspective for a filmmaker who keeps retiring and returning; and in Mike's climactic confrontations with the sharks of dirty businesses, set against his dream of becoming an independent artisan, the filmmaker confronts his own dilemma.
Many have heralded VR as a particularly apt medium for capturing perspectives and fostering empathy for emotional situations unfolding across the globe.
The concept of generalized hypergaph [7] seems to be a construction that is apt for unifying all viewpoints, perspectives, artifacts, and modeling elements.
From this perspective, business people are apt to worry about misinformed or unnecessary government regulation, while people in public health may see their role as constraining businesses from promoting unhealthy products, polluting the environment, or threatening the health of workers.
This empty soda can might serve as an apt metaphor for the film's wry perspective on the relationship between the sacred and the profane, and for its understated approach to the phenomenon of globalization.
Spock's chapter titles convey both his approach and his pre-feminist perspective: "Watching him grow"; "He's apt to change his eating habits"; "The father as companion"; "Trouble with lessons".
The professors concluded, "that while there are some important differences between these two contexts, from a legal perspective the comparison is actually quite apt".
From an American perspective, it's difficult to think of an apt comparison for this achievement, since the most legible forms of success here involve streaking through a playoff series or triumphing in a single championship game.
From my perspective, the timing of the painting's recovery is certainly apt.
Finally, it is worth noting that, from the perspective of sound change research, the Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) is a uniquely apt instrument for investigating linkages between individual differences in cognitive processing style and sound-change inducing perceptual compensation variation.
