Sentence examples for east perspective from inspiring English sources

Two Big East programs on the rise — Rutgers from the ashes, South Florida from the ground up — had a heck of go of it at Rutgers Stadium and the lone casualty from the big-picture Big East perspective was the Bulls' unbeaten season and their mind-blowing dream of a national title.

The East German perspective constantly lends its own difference.

Ahead is a green-stained, cedar-shingled building, which from my East Coast perspective resembles an Adirondack lodge.

But one of the most coherent and plausible theories from an East Asian perspective is that land reform is an essential first step.

"Goodbye, Lenin!," a tragicomedy about German reunification seen from the East German perspective, won the Blue Angel for best European film.

"From an East Coast perspective it didn't look like a fun vacation -- here he was, chopping wood," said Martha Joynt Kumar, a professor at Towson University in Maryland who studies presidential image-making.

For some it promises to contribute an important East Asian perspective to the current debates over postmodernism in philosophy and postcolonialism in culture studies.

These data provide an important South-East Asian perspective on the overlapping TB and HIV epidemics, and illustrate the added morbidity suffered by HIV+ compared with HIV- individuals with TB.

Literature searches revealed limited information from the Global, African and particularly East African perspectives drawing attention to the leadership attributes required for participation in health policy activities by national nurse leader [ 31].

Fig. 4 East-West perspectives.

The constellation of facts inherent in these examples is one of the inescapable cultural idiosyncrasies of the "backward" East from the perspective of free-market development and/or the capitalistically-themed conception of modernity.