Sentence examples for bring a distinctive perspective from inspiring English sources
I'll be working closely with Kath to bring a distinctive perspective to the Guardian and its readers around the world".
Each brings a distinctive perspective and set of skills to Princeton.
Mrs. Clinton would bring a distinctive background to the State Department.
Generation X will produce executives who bring a distinctive sense of realism to the modern corporation.
This work provides a distinctive perspective for the designing of sensitizers in DSSCs.
Soderbergh does an even cannier job than does the earlier film's director, John Badham, of creating images that coalesce with the off-stage choreography — and of bringing a distinctive and personal perspective to the world that his characters inhabit and to the lives that they live.
Reviewing the Bleecker Street Theater production for The New York Times, Charles Isherwood wrote that Mr. Quinn brought a "distinctive every-guy's perspective to the galumphing march of civilization toward - well, toward whatever it is we are approaching, as Blanche DuBois so lyrically put it".
Together, the previous films form a history of New York in the second half of the 20th century, seen from a distinctive perspective.
There is little point in writing a book unless one can offer a distinctive perspective, perhaps even some novel speculations.
When Righeimer stormed onto the local political scene a dozen years ago, he brought a distinctive brand of governance — either bold or bare-knuckle, depending on your perspective — that helped usher in one of the most tumultuous periods in the city's history.
