Sentence examples for in perspective that from inspiring English sources

There is one big shift in perspective that is needed.

This is not a difference in perspective that can be fudged with careful phrasing.

To put that in perspective, that is several times the toll when Iran crushed its pro-democracy movement in 2009.

Seeing our world as small and lonely is one of those shifts in perspective that rattles us out of our complacency.

A final irony is coiled in the novel's title, the biggest reversal, a shift in perspective that has taken a whole novel to effect.

The plot seems hackneyed to us now, but that is because of the immense revolution in perspective that separates us from Shakespeare's day.

To put it in perspective, that is four or five times the price of Jamaican Blue Mountain and 100 times the Fairtrade minimum price.

To put this in perspective, that means the fire is now larger than the cities of Atlanta, Las Vegas, Philadelphia and Portland.

In the history of science, there are many examples of simple changes in perspective that lead to profound insights into the nature of the cosmos.

However, to put things in perspective, that would still be more than in the 1990 elections, when it won just 53.4% of the vote.

What really struck me was how feminised the Labour policy agenda has become, and what powerful evidence it provides for the shift in perspective that comes from having a significant body of women at the top of the party.