Sentence examples for losing perspective of from inspiring English sources

The conventional method of focussing on a single protein at a time, however important the protein may be, would mean losing perspective of its larger context and hence may not provide the right answers, especially in drug discovery.

But that approach runs the risk of losing perspective on how radically our understanding of the genome has changed in recent years.

Although not referring specifically to the Evans case, Lord Macdonald told the Times there was a danger of losing perspective on historical abuse cases, and urged the CPS to "keep a cool head".

Viewing anyone's life through the prism of an agonizing final illness risks losing perspective on the larger shape of that life.

But I can't lose perspective of what's going on.

If the team or anybody gets so obsessed about the battle, then you may lose perspective of the game and end up losing it".

Through all the headiness, the distractions, you have a sense that Mary Anthony will never lose perspective of her role in this relationship.

See, through all the tabloid back pages that read "Jeff Van Goner," all the days he was figuratively hung in effigy, we lost perspective of the story.

Brand said he was wrapped up in the comedy value of their stunt, and lost perspective of "reality" when they left near-the-knuckle messages during a prank call which caused outrage.

He has defeated opponents versed in all styles, at various stages of their careers, and has done so with a sort of ruthless, regular efficiency that might make people lose perspective of just how good he is.

Here at hallowed Wimbledon in a country obsessed with a hometown tournament its homegrown can't win, it is easy to lose perspective of what tennis is -- still a sport of privilege and/or parental obsession.