Sentence examples for bystander perspective from inspiring English sources

It also means that, as bystanders, we need to reconceive what justice looks like from a bystander perspective – particularly when the most available models suggest going to the police, when for some, including many people of colour, the police are part of the problem.

In this measure, high scores are given to participants who successfully withhold this privileged information when asked for their description of the bystander's perspective.

Documentarians have already begun using V.R. to allow us to experience life through the eyes of another and even to become witnesses to current events from the perspective of a participant rather than a bystander.

Miller's twist is to tell the epic story of Achilles – a "godling" born of a nymph, fated for military glory and early death – in a lyric mode, from the perspective of that classic novelistic figure, the sensitive bystander.

Several books now include the perspective of not just the victim but also of the bully, bystanders and even the adults who enable or ignore the behavior.

From the perspective of the rock stars, Walter's War was an unusually munificent one: its combatants strafed innocent bystanders with seven-digit payments.

The inherited breadth of perspective is one no generation could achieve on its own, and one available even to the least curious bystanders here yesterday.

To be a bystander?

Hummels was a bystander.

The WTO is undermined when any member flouts the rules, never mind one as big as China.Too big to be a bystander or to be kept outBut China's sins should be put into perspective.

The victim was a bystander.