Sentence examples for cup perspective from inspiring English sources

When you have made a public and extremely risky stand against the pernicious regime ruling your country – which Flower and Henry Olonga did by sporting black armbands when playing for Zimbabwe in the 2003 World Cup – perspective on sporting matters may come more easily.

But Sept. 11 changed the world of golf, too, and has put the Ryder Cup in better perspective.

It had, the Daily Mirror explained at the time, "put the game and World Cup qualification into perspective".

From the therapeutic-principle perspective cupping is a sucking method [ 5].

"Because, in the inimitable words of the Guardian, it 'raises concerns about the World Cup.' " From his perspective, it raised concerns only about the way the international media were likely to cover the World Cup.

You could adopt Maradona's men as your second team, and rally behind the second (or is it third?) coming of Diego, surely the most gripping human tale of the World Cup (from a neutral perspective, of course).

Eddie Butler Match report: Scarlets 12-29 Racing 92 Lydiate's World Cup pain put into perspective by Paris attacks Stuart Lancaster saw Henry Slade as a ball playing 12 but he was back in his more customary club position of No10 for the Champions Cup home game against Bordeaux-Bègles.

For perspective, a cup of milk contains 7.7 grams of protein, 80% of which is casein.

"Now we're in the position we would be had we failed to qualify for a World Cup but from our perspective we always thought we would be good enough to qualify.

And from a music fan's perspective, the Cup's placement in Brazil couldn't be a better fit.

That may sound a dubious claim if you only watched England's first game but World Cups demand a broader perspective.