Sentence examples for find a perspective from inspiring English sources

In "Friedmans," both the family's celebrations and private moments are like time-capsules that Mr. Jarecki sifts through to find a perspective.

Ms. Kornish lets artists and family -- and the line is increasingly blurred as "Not Nude Though" goes along -- wander through their own feelings until they find a perspective.

Altieri finds a perspective for that restoration in a reading of Wittgenstein's later work that stresses Wittgenstein's parallel criticisms of the spirit of empiricism.

Hired by the designer to create images that captured the spirit of his collections, she found a perspective on his work that audiences in the front rows never had a chance to see.

Through this selection of tracks he charts his own musical progress, stands back and finds a perspective, maps out the warp and weft of his own music by tracing some of the influences.

David Griffin, the director of photography at National Geographic, told me, "Photographers are always trying to find a unique perspective, and George gets himself an angle of view that basically nobody else can do".

He argues that through philosophy, one can find a different perspective on mortality and use meditation to help stay grounded in the present, and that a change in perspective can help resolve a midlife crisis.

What action did you take to find a fresh perspective?

We know time away from complex problems allows us to find a fresh perspective.

When you engage the world around you, including other people you might encounter, you'll find a fresh perspective.

The aim is not to find a single perspective or method for the study of Athenian law but to explore the subject from a variety of different angles.