Sentence examples for different kind of perspective from inspiring English sources

"Working with seventeen-year cicadas brings the past into a different kind of perspective," Marshall told me.

To outsiders, they give the impression of having seen things in their youth that confer a different kind of perspective on mere politics; they seem to know that there are worse things in life than losing an election and having to go home.

Being an outsider may provide an advantage because you have a slightly different kind of perspective on questions.

"If we're looking for somebody who is smart, has a law degree but also could bring a different kind of perspective, I could see Tammy," said Indiana University law professor Steve Sanders, who noted that the former Chief Justice Earl Warren was appointed with no judicial experience directly from his perch as California governor in 1953.

Furthermore, residents' opinions are subjective and represent a different kind of perspective to that offered by a medically trained researcher, housing officer or health professional.

It's great because you get the whole night from all different kinds of perspectives and have photographic evidence of things like the moment the typically shy guy vomited on himself and fell offstage at 4.30am, but it takes a while, you know?

Doing a show about the troupe's own backyard — he lives near the footprint, as do several cast members — offered a different kind of creative perspective.

But Dr El Feki's position as a western-educated female Muslim, both insider and outsider (she grew up in Canada, the daughter of an Egyptian father and Welsh mother), gives the book an invaluable perspective and a different kind of authority.

Before he earned worldwide acclaim as the creator of Sherlock Holmes, a struggling physician named Arthur Conan Doyle tried his hand at a different kind of fiction writing: a novel from the perspective of a 50-year-old man who is confined to his room when he has an attack of gout.

The different kind of more is seeing more in less, having wealth in perspective, and possessions that mean something.

That decade gives us perspective, which is why this is a different kind of piece.