Sentence examples for for losing perspective from inspiring English sources

Hubert had previously called out Pinkett Smith for losing perspective.

Sidney Hook, for example, objected to the "Mary Magdalenes" among his colleagues who set up absolute standards for justice when condemning the United States, losing perspective on the looming struggle with Communism and "making a cult of purity".

Toye's scrupulous, balanced book is unblinking about Keynes's lectures on population, and about his worsting by Sir William Beveridge in their 1923 24 debate about population growth and terms of trade, without losing perspective or respect for Keynes and his achievements.

I was losing perspective.

Yet SMEs should be wary about losing perspective, he insists.

This is probably one of the hardest things to do for most relationships because sometimes our sense of care for another person loses perspective in our sense of responsibility or feelings of worry for another person and we seek to place conditions on our love as a way of shaping the outcomes we hope to see for them.

Along his yearlong, turbohyped journey to the United States Open in two weeks, Roddick has become the No. 1 curiosity in men's tennis, reason enough for him to lose perspective, morph into a petulant teen on parade and discard his self-deprecating sense of humor.

And, you know, for a second you lose perspective and your ego is so wounded.

As such, it becomes easy for a parent to lose perspective on the matter.

If we let the planets or another person try to do that for us, we may lose perspective and panic.

I've been editing for 10 months, and you lose perspective after a while".