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 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.
But the book lacked perspective.
Yet contemporary writing may lack perspective.
These complaints reflect genuine disappointments, but they lack perspective.
"Today it has become a fat midget that lacks perspective and is governed by small-thinkers".
Vreeland's admiring prose portrait of Carr may be full of color, but it lacks perspective.
A pen pal offered many thousands of miles of just what many teenagers most lack — perspective.
There is nothing wrong with that but, when people said negative things about Henry after his return, they lacked perspective.
Producers have long been wary of employing playwrights to direct their own work, worrying that writers can lack perspective.
