Sentence examples for divergence in perspectives from inspiring English sources

There is a divergence in perspectives in that Mary does not see Lilly's role in her recovery in the same way her daughter does.

Digitized art from the period - from both Japan and the US - allows for comparison of the marked divergence in perspective that each country had regarding the encounter.

These convergences notwithstanding, the divergences in perspectives between participants in the three groups are striking if not unexpected.

This divergence in temporal perspective has important implications for the role of corporate governance in monitoring a company's triple bottom line (economic, environmental, and social outcomes).

These three points of view will be compared and contrasted in order to analyse the convergences and divergences in these perspectives.

These three points of view will be compared and contrasted to look for the features they share and those that differed in the representations of what was helpful during the treatment period and to analyse the convergences and divergences in these perspectives.

The difference in the cost perspective between the two modeling studies (health payer perspective vs. societal perspective) may also explain the divergence in lifetime costs.

"Because of the contours of an eye," says Biss, "it has to be lit completely differently to a hairy leg or an antenna", which means the sections have to be carefully sewn together, allowing for divergences in colour and perspective.

However, a series of studies suggests that mathematical topics correlate highly with the different phenomenological regions when viewed from a functional perspective (Seeber 2013b), and thus, a strong divergence in the development between topics is not expected to exist.

Clade-specific divergence in common Arabidopsis species.

Genetic divergence in Spalacopus cyanus (Rodentia, Octodontidae).