Sentence examples for into some sort of perspective from inspiring English sources
All of which put this game – a highly significant game, but a game nonetheless – into some sort of perspective.
There are statistics, too, that put the 21-year-old Murray's progress into some sort of perspective.
(To put this into some sort of perspective, this was more than six times the amount people paid to local government in tax).
To put things into some sort of perspective, when Hungary appealed for help in October it took 17 days for the European Union and the International Monetary Fund to come up with a $20bn package.
And I've heard the Ring cycle in its entirety three times, ditto Tristan and Parsifal - which may not be nearly as many times as some of the leathery old Nazis with season tickets to Bayreuth, but it does, I hope, put my achievement, if that is what it is, into some sort of perspective.
To put that into some sort of perspective for you, if children's books were a country, they would've had the 26th largest economy by GDP in 2014 (according to the International Monetary Fund), above countries like Norway, Austria, Ireland and New Zealand.
To put these recent debates – or more often than not, flaming rows – in some sort of perspective, a thorough history of atheism is long overdue.
One thing many academics are particularly bad at is maintaining some sort of perspective on work, life and everything in-between and beyond.
After taking a quick look at July's numbers, we're going to attempt to put this into some sort of historical perspective by taking a look back at where other presidents first reached this crossover point in their presidencies, without drawing any sweeping conclusions (other than: "don't attempt to draw sweeping conclusions").
Ten used a societal perspective, and the majority (33 or 85%) used some sort of institutional perspective (eg, health insurance company or hospital).
