Sentence examples for immediate perspective from inspiring English sources

In third person, I could give background on Carl, provide the technological descriptions of the grow light, step away from Carl's immediate perspective to speed things along.

There are so many different ways to try to apprehend this casualty: From the immediate perspective of the R.O.V. camera with its 24/7 footage showing the oil gushing from the pipe, which instills a palpable sense of dread, to the ramifications for the coastal zone and the people who earn a living fishing or working in the oil fields.

Fortunately, humans have an unmatched ability as a species to look at the environment both from an immediate perspective and from a detached viewpoint.

It calms me and helps provide immediate perspective.

But, imagine, please, for a moment, what it would be like to have immediate perspective.

The "Digital Diplomacy" class at MontclairState University provides perhaps a more immediate perspective to the demands as well as opportunities of education.

But from an immediate macroeconomic perspective, and, hence, from the perspective of a President preparing for a reëlection campaign in 2012, the tax-cutting agreement makes some sense.

There are methods that merchant marines and their vessels can employ to protect themselves that alter the transit environment and their immediate situational perspective before an attack and while an attack is underway.

The overwhelming majority of previous studies stop short of offering specific measures to prevent piracy and do not account for immediate situational perspective that influences the pirates' decision to attack.

Cognitive behavioral therapy, or C.B.T., involves using the conscious mind to understand and overcome unconscious fears and self-destructive habits, using techniques like "self-talk" — putting an immediate crisis in perspective by reminding yourself of the larger context.

Cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, involves using the conscious mind to understand and overcome unconscious fears and self-destructive habits, using techniques like "self-talk" -- putting an immediate crisis in perspective by reminding you of the larger context... "I mean, it's middle school, the worst years of their lives.