Sentence examples for lacking perspective from inspiring English sources

For "South Pacific" is rooted in its time, lacking perspective and distance.

Foster was accused by other Twitter users of lacking perspective and branded "disrespectful and tasteless" and "moronic and embarrassing".

Next came Peter Mandelson's book, in which his lordship passed on Tony Blair's view that Gordon was "mad, bad, dangerous and beyond hope of redemption", "like a mafiosi", and "flawed, lacking perspective and having a paranoia about him".

But the thousands of activists in the streets of New York and London aren't the only ones lacking perspective: economists, to whom we might expect to turn for such vision, have long since given up thinking in terms of economic systems — and we are all the worse for it.

But critics have accused them of blowing last week's events out of all proportion and lacking perspective in a bid to, perhaps, lever more resources during a time of budget pressures.

In this editorial, we briefly summarise and categorise the included papers and also hint at gaps and lacking perspectives when it comes to gender and health.

But the book lacked perspective.

Yet contemporary writing may lack perspective.

Or do I just lack perspective?

These complaints reflect genuine disappointments, but they lack perspective.

Perhaps most accurately, Watt lacks perspective, irony, wisdom.