Sentence examples for close perspective from inspiring English sources
From this close perspective, the democratic process involved was something other than pure.
Maze, who is a distant third in the overall standings, has witnessed the rivalry from a close perspective.
The town of Money itself narrates the novel, providing a roving, close perspective and complementing the book's magic realism, its premise that matter is finite and spirit eternal.
As Griffith led screen acting away from the broad theatrical standards of the era and toward a more intimate, naturalistic and nuanced style suited to the close perspective of the camera, Pickford developed a warmth and limpidity of her own.
The biggest paintings are too big and too busy to take in except at a distance, but at the same time draw you in to assess the minutiae, from which close perspective the passages of angled rooftops and fluffy trees become Cézannes before the fact.
Moving through a macro-perspective, the Internet has had a profound influence on live music as a revenue stream, and employing a close perspective on the technology in use, the argument is presented that the changes to musical practice have been less profound.
The well-structured content of the book constantly shifts between close perspectives on certain social or political units and an interregional perspective that highlights the entanglement of important cultural, political, or economic processes for almost all periods.
A mile into the walk, detour along the boardwalk that loops through the mangrove swamp for an up-close perspective of the fragile habitat's birds and trees.
Others come at the issue from a closer perspective.
But from a closer perspective, it was soon clear what that object was: A promotion tool from one of the most self-aware companies in the galaxy.
From behind the huge elm-wood box of his machine, Dixon and his assistant took film which - sent back regularly to play in packed London music halls - would give the public a closer perspective on warfare than ever before.
