Sentence examples for difficult perspective from inspiring English sources

Clearly, convincing the Iranians that a Western response will not be just gesticulation is a difficult perspective.

The picture is a bravura demonstration of all the difficult perspective exercises once listed by Piero della Francesca: a ball, a hanging ring, an obliquely angled and transparent vase.

Still, that can be a difficult perspective to maintain in the age where "parenting" and "perfection" have become interchangeable terms.

The point is, giving people easy opt outs for types of content that might push them outside their comfort zone and force them to confront unfamiliar ideas or encounter a different or difficult perspective just offers a self-enabled filter bubble (alongside the algorithmic filter Facebook users get pushed inside when inside Facebook, thanks to its default setting).

Bud Buckwald is a Border Patrol agent who feels threatened by the cultural changes around him; a difficult perspective to have, while Ernesto Gonzalez, a hard-working Mexican immigrant, is living next door and finding success in the United States.

Science is never finished, and that is a difficult perspective.

It's probably not as smart as your the-problem-is-too-difficult perspective.

Much as I renjoyed The King's Speech, in which all the performances had a richly enjoyable and well-judged theatricality, The Social Network is surely higher up the scale because it was trying for something more difficult: a perspective on contemporary history.

In the end, it was difficult to get perspective on this contest.

These are the stories Mr. Armstrong recounts as he tries to put this difficult moment in perspective.

As Jorge Posada struggles on the field and off, it is increasingly difficult to maintain perspective about his career and appreciate the player he once was.