Sentence examples for as a distinct perspective from inspiring English sources

I live in this world as a woman, which can mean put-downs and jeers and the denial of choice, as well as a distinct perspective.

We have much experience and wisdom under our belts, which makes for a distinct perspective and, ultimately, a richer culture.

Each group was to adopt a distinct perspective.

Franco looks at food from a spiritual and intellectual point of view, which gives him a distinct perspective.

As a result three distinct perspectives on energy security have emerged: the 'sovereignty' perspective with its roots in political science; the 'robustness' perspective with its roots in natural science and engineering; and the 'resilience' perspective with its roots in economics and complex systems analysis.

As each display screen offers a distinct, subjective perspective of conflict, war, and suffering, Kurokawa succeeds in presenting a new view of the region's turmoil by readjusting the space and time of context.

These patterns are then interpreted and described as distinct perspectives.

This album could be a watershed moment for the electronic albums, highlighting the potential lucrativeness and high-profile success in producers who pursue their own distinct perspective, as opposed to conforming to the demands of the mainstream.

One is that it poses the question of what distinct perspective is offered by, and what distinctive role is played by, a man in a family.

Return for a moment to our thought experiment where I telepathically know all your thoughts whether you like it or not  From my perspective, the perspective of the knower — your existence as a distinct person would begin to shrink.

Back to Back is a devising ensemble under the direction of the brilliant Bruce Gladwin, and they create work with a distinct outsider perspective.