Sentence examples for many perspectives and from inspiring English sources

A newspaper is intended to offer many perspectives and to cultivate an open exchange of ideas.

Can they look at an ethical dilemma from many perspectives and define the ethical and legal components of that problem?

This means a huge cast of characters, many perspectives and constant cross-cutting by the author, sometimes across great geographical and moral distances.

More specifically, they needed to learn how to approach problems from many perspectives and to combine various approaches to find innovative solutions.

The key to the invention is a new plastic material called a photorefractive polymer that allows 3D images to be recorded from many perspectives and updated every two seconds.

It would be a difficult merger from so many perspectives and Salesforce is the king of the cloud companies — the granddaddy of the market.

The trick was to acknowledge the complexity of the topic and tackle it from as many perspectives -- and with the input of as many voices -- as possible.

Since then many perspectives, visions and conceptual practices have been developed, each of them taking sustainability into account in planning and designing cities in one way or another.

Since the seminal work of Cohen and Levinthal (1990) who adapted this macroeconomic concept to organizations, it has been investigated from many perspectives (Kedia and Bhagat 1988, p. 561).

Hemingway's work, for instance, seems to me to resemble that of Sergei Eisenstein (born a year earlier, in 1898), who put generally very brief (albeit often visually intricate) images together in such a way as to conjure, cubistically, a perspective that was many perspectives at once, and thus a sort of objective subjectivity.

Instead they open up a directly deliberative process within the institution that includes as many perspectives as possible and can be repeated when necessary.