Sentence examples for in perspective from from inspiring English sources

Rather, I shall attempt to put the events in perspective from the standpoint of the Presidency".

Then, a few months after that band broke up, I got a lesson in perspective from someone famous.

To put that in perspective, from 1990 to 1994, fewer than one in 50 students used pot that frequently.

I have no animosity towards Lana, I was just trying to put things in perspective from personal experience.

It seemed to mark a shift in perspective, from the football-centric ("they fired our coach," and the like) to the community-oriented ("we failed our kids").

The paintings abstract the pools to their surface shape, which we see flattened and in perspective from above, as if we are approaching the edge of the pool.

First and foremost, Cook said, the site would have been better off inviting Glenn's mother to co-author the piece to bring in perspectives from both families and both races.

"There is clearly enough data from a media perspective, from an opt-in perspective, from a loyalty program perspective, that is readily shared on the part of consumers with marketers, that we are now more prepared to take advantage of," Dave Walker, the chief executive of Geomentum, said.

I think it would be -- both legally and from a buy-in perspective from the American people -- wise for him to do that," said Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-Mich)., "but I don't know what the president is going to do".

This move to greater sustainability has also brought in perspectives from ecology and the concept of environmental water allocation.

Second, we bring in perspectives from the 'planning for diversity' and 'multicultural planning' discourses into the German debate.