Sentence examples for gives a unique perspective from inspiring English sources

Mostly set in the island of Maui, von Tempski's novel gives a unique perspective on Hawaii at the beginning of the 20th century.

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak Next only to Anne Frank's Diary, The Book Thief is a popular young adult novel set during the Holocaust which gives a unique perspective on identity and highlights the hardships of persecution and hatred suffered by thousands of Jewish people.

It gives a unique perspective on the lives of aid workers offering relief. .

A new web talk show entitled 30ish gives a unique perspective from this very age group.

Our study also gives a unique perspective by focusing on factors associated with reported herbal use among an urban multiethnic primary care patient population.

Professor Sir Michael Rutter gives a unique perspective on the developments from the mid-twentieth century onwards, ending with a look ahead to the most important opportunities and challenges as well as the hazards that need to be avoided.

"Given the access and rights that Sky has we can give a unique perspective," a Sky spokesperson told TechCrunch.

Keynes had given a unique perspective on statistical inference in A Treatise on Probability, written in 1921, years before his major economic works.

I specialize in child development & am able to give a unique perspective as to what's going on, what is normal, & yet how to improve daily family life.

POGO's Pacifico said IGs were an "invaluable check" ― particularly when one party controls the federal government ― and can give a unique perspective to an incoming administration to help ease a transition.

Although there have been many previous studies that looked at incidental findings, our study was the first to specifically examine the period between when the patient first hears of the discovery up until when they meet with the neurosurgeon, therefore giving a unique perspective on the patients' anxieties and thoughts during this time.