Sentence examples for have this perspective from inspiring English sources

Indigenous people have this perspective that [ayahuasca and other plants] are teachers.

Maybe if I never worked with him I wouldn't have this perspective.

"One day they might have this perspective when they look at themselves in the mirror".

It is rare to have this perspective delivered in English with such richness and nuance — it is a perspective quite distinct from the reportorial assembly work of Western reporters or the pained laments of Iranian exiles.

"The simple fact is we have this perspective that overly identifies with the accused and seems to be entirely unsympathetic to the victim".

"For me it's a relief to have this perspective told," said Mbatha-Raw. "I feel like now little girls growing up, they get to watch 'Belle.' Which I think is important in terms of identity, to know you have roots".

Having this perspective was scant help.

A government official who commented on condition he not be quoted by name had this perspective: "Would we rather have had a one-line ruling saying that the motion to dismiss is denied?

Torre had this perspective: "This game today starts us on something positive, and now it's up to us to build on it and help us clinch the pennant".

In every soccer event broadcast from Wembley Stadium in London, Mr. Nelson said, there has always been a shot from the uppermost rows looking down toward the stadium floor over a sea of raised arms, so "Gladiator" has this perspective, too.

If one is to avoid an ontological dualism, the mind that has this perspective must be part of the physical reality on which it has its perspective.