Sentence examples for maturity of perspective from inspiring English sources

In this sense the new biography is post-feminist, and pleasurable in its maturity of perspective.

The more intimate shots, whether of samurai or buddhist temple decorations, show a remarkable maturity of perspective, and remain vibrant a century and a half after their creation.

When writing from the point of view of a teen-ager, how do you balance aiming to accurately represent the teen-age mind with wanting the story to obey some larger dictates of perspective and maturity?

It's inspired by Stefan Zweig's memoir "The World of Yesterday," the author's recollections of Vienna and Austria from his youth to maturity, from the perspective of his loss of that homeland after the Nazi takeover, in 1938, and his exile and wandering, from Great Britain and the United States to Brazil, where he died, in 1942.

What has come with the downgrade of his career is maturity, a perspective that he never had when he was on top.

Headhunters call this change of perspective from ego-drive to co-drive "executive maturity". The mature leader's burning question is: how do I help others perform?

NOTWITHSTANDING the maturity of Mr. Amenábar's craft, the perspective of the film is frankly that of a child's, with the disturbing sweetness of a nursery rhyme.

The best piece of advice for them perhaps is to "know yourself". College students come with different levels of maturity and a variety of perspectives.

We are left, I dare say, with a sense of Juno's own resolve and agency, a maturity and perspective seemingly beyond her girlish years.

I imagine that the passage of a decade will let you read this with maturity and perspective.

Part of not taking yourself so seriously lies in gaining some maturity and perspective.