Sentence examples for gaining a perspective from inspiring English sources

So I dug into those ten bars — studying the score, reading the literature, talking to musicians — in the hope of gaining a perspective that might elude me if I started with Antigone or Colonel Kilgore.

They found meeting with others to be helpful for gaining a perspective on the extent of their illness.

Although gaining a perspective of the management of the illness is important, it only gives us an insight into one aspect of what it means to live with migraine.

"'Peer review is an essential way of gaining a perspective on one's teaching'" "'It made me look critically at the presentation…think more clearly about my objectives'" "'All too often teaching takes place without the opportunity for this kind of reflection'".

Gaining a perspective on Wall Street beyond the "right now" is easier said than done.

QUEENSBORO BRIDGE You gain a perspective walking over bridges that you can't get from a car.

Somehow Ms. Marling, now 18, gained a perspective that sees romance as part of larger cycles of life and death in her songs.

-- hardly an N.F.L. incubator --he placrosseotband, lacrosquashd studied studieconomicsics and gained a perspective on race, religion and philosophy.

Then there's life experience — or the lack of it — that might otherwise help young Chinese to gain a perspective outside the government's viewpoint.

There I gained a perspective on large-scale analysis in an industrial setting; in general, I learned a tremendous amount.

To gain an insight into how the side hustle is developing, I spoke to leaders and business owners to gain a perspective on this trend.