Sentence examples for middle perspective from inspiring English sources

Warshow is so dour and has such a bad crimp in his neck from lowering his brow to the middle perspective that it takes you a while to realize that "the way we really feel about our lives" (and our movies, and our comic books) is precisely what he was trying to get at.

James F. Smith, author of the Business Forecast at the University of North Carolina, explains his bullishness by the "middle American" perspective he has gained sitting hundreds of miles from Wall Street.

The conflict at Colorado College is the latest incident on an American college campus in which a Middle Eastern perspective has prompted controversy.

For Reid, the middle ground perspective - of maintaining savannas for people and wildlife - can be accomplished through moderation, a skill that Reid so strongly conveys in her book.

The middle ground perspective is, in many ways, an attempt to demystify the distinction between nature and culture by reimagining a savanna where human activities play a fundamental role in the construction of the savanna ecosystems that we understand today.

And that was almost risk-free, from a Middle Eastern perspective, since it involved only a European micro-power.

"Us working-class people are being taught in schools to accept a middle-class perspective," an old man in the balcony said.

Returning home, he couldn't shake the effect that her emotional honesty and beauty had had not only on his stolid middle-class perspective but on his art and his imagination.

From my white, middle-class perspective, the salacious lyrics were an expression of machismo, borne of Brazil's patriarchal society.

We hope to be able to address this question in a middle-term perspective.

Although this partially addresses the weaknesses of unidimensional perspectives, it does not impede many researchers and policy makers from defining activity from a youthful, middle-aged perspective (Clarke and Warren 2007).