Sentence examples similar to from a distance perspective from inspiring English sources

It is reported that depressed individuals can benefit from analyzing negative emotion events from a self-distancing perspective [ 28].

It encourages a singer like Ms. Martin to break through the gap and make tellingly assertive gestures, as she did in a beautiful rendition of "What'll I Do?" Simply by bearing down on the title phrase, as if she were pleading to a friend for advice, she applied her stamp to a standard that everyone else interprets from a long-distance perspective.

But in VANETs, the packet passes along roads, and the road width is far less than the transmission range; in addition, the nodes that are selected by the candidate node set selection mechanism are located on one side of the current node, so all candidate nodes could hear each other from the distance perspective and duplicate transmission exists rarely in VANETs.

From a distance, and with sober perspective, this makes plenty of sense.

In this genre the story unfolds in a character's own words, exposing the character's thoughts and feelings in real time rather than describing them from the distancing perspective of a disembodied narrator.

It is too bad, because especially during adolescence, when we're so trapped inside ourselves, there's a perspective to be gained from seeing things from a distance.

Mr. Zupcu's is a head-on, intimate perspective, while Ms. Bridges looks at the world obliquely and from a distance.

From a distance, I observe.

Emma watched from a distance.

From a distance of reading.

From behind and from a distance".