Sentence examples for keen perspective from inspiring English sources
"keen perspective" is correct and can be used in written English
It generally refers to a way of looking at something that is intelligent and thoughtful. For example, "The CEO had a keen perspective on the dynamics of the company's market, which led to increased profits."
The staunchly Zionist film offers a keen perspective on Israel's social and political conflicts, but, in an era marked by the work of such documentary innovators as Frederick Wiseman, Richard Leacock, D. A. Pennebaker, Shirley Clarke, and the Maysles brothers, it hardly stands out for originality of style — and certainly didn't prepare the world for the shock of "Shoah".
No simple morality tale, "Bodega Dreams" is a stark evocation of life in the projects of El Barrio, the "mammoth filing cabinets of human lives," from the keen perspective of someone who has one foot out the door yet who is homesick already.
With her Cuban, Spanish, Argentine and Croatian background, Svich obviously brings a keen perspective to issues of assimilation and alienation.
Since then, the globalization of catastrophic news, combined with cable media's need to incite and spread fear whenever possible, has given man a keener perspective of how puny he is when pitted against the force of nature.
The cardinal's spokesman, Peter Kearney, told BBC Scotland: "Cardinal O'Brien is really keen that the perspective and the position of the Catholic church is conveyed to the Scottish government, but he isn't convinced that he necessarily has to do that in person.
As a competitor with a keen sense of perspective, he could probably accept either outcome.
They have been reunited for the Milan exhibition.The Barberini panels are exceptional works, with a vibrant use of colour, architectural inventiveness and a keen understanding of perspective.
"He has a charming personality, very likable, but teamed with it is a keen insight and perspective as to human beings," Mr. Finkelstein said.
Kirby was keen to put perspective on the attack, saying it represented "the first time in at least a couple of months, if not more, where they have had any success in taking any new ground".
He has always possessed a keen sense of perspective, always remembered that only his football talent transported him from Fuerte Apache, a poverty-stricken, drug-riddled area of Buenos Aires to a luxury mansion in Cheshire.
Burton's style is like that of a bold, science-minded Grandma Moses with a keen sense of perspective; her dawn-of-time stuff has the near-psychedelic energy of van Gogh's "Starry Night"; her dinosaurs have the monstrous drama of Zallinger's "The Age of Reptiles".
