Sentence examples for gives another perspective from inspiring English sources

The influence of her Amazonian surroundings gives another perspective to the country's complex, overlapping musical cultures.

Talking to one writer, Glen Neath, about how his work was handled by a German theatre gives another perspective.

Clarke's voice gives another perspective, and the didgeridoo player provides almost a play within a play himself, as he bends and shapes sound and presents an indigenous view on the unfolding events.

The Crito gives another perspective on psychological good.

The following theorem gives another perspective on the Julia set (J^), without using the inductive limit space (check {J}_{p}) (see also Theorem 5.2 in [16] and [17] for other characterizations).

The bookstore "gives another perspective of Syrian people".

It's all about giving another perspective, she says.

To give another perspective on the story, and to explain difficult concepts.

"Seeds of Peace aims to give another perspective by getting people to think about human rights.

"He might show you the ridiculous, but just to give another perspective, another way to look at the ideas of healing, prediction, fortunetelling or colonialism".

Might they, by giving another perspective on the war — or simply by fortifying conclusions about it — lead to a change in policy?