Sentence examples for measure of perspective from inspiring English sources
After his victory, Haas enjoyed his victorious moment with a large measure of perspective.
This series, in which composers are interviewed between performances of their works, has brought a welcome measure of perspective to the music of composers of all stylistic stripes.
Even more amazing, Woods seems to have gained a measure of perspective with all of his losses, writes Martin Rogers on Yahoo.com.
This week will be remembered as one when meteorology and punditry became strange bedfellows and a measure of perspective was gone with the wind.
AS worrisome as such developments might be, however, Latin America is on such a roll that having them lurking in investors' thoughts could prove beneficial — by providing a vital measure of perspective and humility.
A measure of perspective is required.
However, they did find a correlation between the ability to control imitation and performance on measures of perspective-taking in this group, as well as trends toward correlations between the ability to control imitation and theory-of-mind performance.
Two a cappella Ives settings offer a measure of historical perspective and textural variety.
Kurt Masur, Mr. Maazel's predecessor, was also fond of Beethoven, but at least he paired the symphonies with the less traveled ones by Shostakovich, for a measure of historical perspective.
Previous studies have also confirmed the construct validity of the JSE as a three-domain measure of empathy (Perspective Taking, Compassionate Care, and Standing in the Patient's Shoes) in Mexico [ 8], Korea [ 21], Iran [ 11], and the United Kingdom [ 12].
To measure virtual empathy we applied an adapted scale of the CAES (López-Pérez et al., 2008; Gorostiaga et al., 2014) consisting of 33 items measuring the adoption of perspective, emotional understanding, empathic stress and empathic joy, with responses being recorded on a Likert scale ranging from 1 (totally disagree), 2 (disagree), 3 (agree) and 4 (totally agree).
