Sentence examples for is put into perspective from inspiring English sources

It's another situation where the game is put into perspective.

Modern drama in which a woman's urban lifestyle is put into perspective when she falls for a mysterious country charmer.

The familiar whine – that people are not actually poor because they possess a smartphone – is put into perspective by how near the edge many are.

My own contribution is put into perspective by the displays at the Hector Pieterson Museum, named for a young victim of police bullets, whose death was captured in an iconic photo, alongside his screaming sister.The riots were the beginning of the end of apartheid, I am told.

Panesar b Lyon 2 (England 255 all out) England's effort (I shall refrain from using adjectives until their yield of 255 runs is put into perspective by Australia) comes to an end at the conclusion of the 100th over, Panesar deciding to leave one of Lyon's alone and is bowled.

On average since the early 1970s, only six children per year have been abducted and murdered by strangers, and while that is still six children too many, this sad statistic is put into perspective when we remember that two children a week are murdered within the home.

But concerns about China need to be put into perspective.

But the chaos needs to be put into perspective.

"I remember the exact moment, like an epiphany, and everything was put into perspective," he explained.

That glittering achievement was put into perspective by the horror of the journey to the stadium.

Those early trials and tribulations, however, were soon to be put into perspective.