expand one's perspective

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

And while we can all acknowledge that much of that happened outside of class, the college classroom was supposed to offer the opportunity to expand one's view of the world, be introduced to ideas far outside one's understanding or comfort zone, realize that one's assumptions and perspective of the world were not the end-all and be-all.

Re "Spiritual Balm, at Only $23.95" (Oct . 21: In my experience, no matter how hard one tries to expand one's awareness, sometimes the most obvious perspectives elude us.

Kiteboarding (or kitesurfing) is one of the fastest growing of the so-called extreme sports, expanding from a few pioneering — or crazy, depending on one's perspective — enthusiasts in the mid-1990s toverer half a million active riders worldwide, a number John Bryja, editor of SBC Kiteboard Magazine, says is based on industry estimates.

That judgment depends on one's perspective.

Politics are inherently polarizing, depending on one's perspective.

It depends on one's perspective.

And the movie's a big meditation on changing one's perspective, getting outside our perspective.

The product expands one intron.

Sample quote: "One has lost one's perspective".

I could also expand on why we're better than them from a customer perspective.

Anyhow, it's one player's perspective.