Sentence examples for long perspectives from inspiring English sources

Food companies have long perspectives – governments come and go but they stay.

Erpenbeck was born in East Berlin, in 1967; herself a witness to some fairly turbulent European history, she is drawn to long perspectives and political temporalities.

The authorities repeatedly invoke Baron Haussmann, the French urban planner who in the 19th century transformed Paris from a rabbit warren of cobbled streets into a grand scheme of broad avenues and promenades with long perspectives culminating in monuments.

However, the contrasts of the formality of the cathedral's planting with the wild stillness of the shimmering trees, the long perspectives and peaceful openness of the site, are constants, lessening the usual anxieties of making large-scale work.

If the large-scale declines in eelgrass distribution had occurred in the inner part of the Baltic Sea, where eelgrass reproduce primarily vegetatively, the problem would have been even more serious, because the probability of recolonization would be extremely low and recovery would have long perspectives owing to slow clonal growth (Reusch et al., 1999).

Mr Frith is an historian and provides the long perspective on Australia's defeat.

In the long perspective of human evolutionary development, dictionaries have been known through only a slight fraction of language history.

He has, in effect, become his own father in the show, and he has a long perspective on it.

But if he can stick to the long perspective he can still avoid the Idiot's self-inflicted fate.

Long perspective vistas, classical architecture and fragments of statuary make it explicit that di Chirico paints in a land haunted by its past.

And in the Gooch-Dillard houses that Edward Larrabee Barnes designed, he captured Jeffersonian simplicity with the long perspective of a squared-off, outdoor brick passageway.