Sentence examples for give a fresh perspective from inspiring English sources

The BBC has promised that the new angle on the 2008 abduction will give a "fresh perspective on a front page story we all remember, focusing not on the crime itself but on the community that lived through it".

Su: Our vision is to give a fresh perspective on Bay Area music, a reinterpretation of it.

Townsend chose members of local bands who "hadn't had the same experiences" and could give a fresh perspective on "all those emotions" that were present in his solo material.

The network of road, rail and boats the card covers, coupled with the ease of using a single card, does make it easy to leave the car behind and exploring the public transport options in Cornwall certainly gives a fresh perspective on the country.

But many PhD students have to undertake short trips to the labs of their industrial sponsors and from what I hear these essential secondments can be incredibly useful in giving a fresh perspective.

Think of major world events: the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan or the protests in Egypt's Tahrir Square – these would be given a fresh perspective with video tracking from above.

You've also given a fresh perspective to some of my old-school concepts.

Written by Paul Marcarelli, the film gives a fresh perspective of hoarding through the experiences of the Bradford family.

And while their invention looks like something out of Leonardo's (or, perhaps more accurately, Brunelleschi's) sketchbooks, it's interesting to see contemporary artists giving a fresh perspective to age-old ideas.

Volunteering can make you feel more grateful for all of the advantages you have and will give you a fresh perspective.

If you're doing something alone, try explaining the situation to a trusted outside party to see if they can give you a fresh perspective that you may not have considered.