Sentence examples for more balanced perspective from inspiring English sources

Another, perhaps, is that it has a more balanced perspective.

There are two likely causes for the more balanced perspective, which was also observed by other lawmakers.

The judges said she had clarified several misconceptions shrouding the subject and made it possible for history to be viewed from a more balanced perspective.

At this point there's nothing to me that seems worth making a film about, but hopefully I'll have a more balanced perspective in a few years".

It was only many years later, when I came to realise how much I had colluded with and protected him, that I came to have a more balanced perspective.

The best Beat movies take a step back from the heady thrills – not to mention dodgy racial and gender politics – of the scene, in search of a more balanced perspective.

Not only does the media's reluctance to provide more balanced perspectives of our African-American male population worsen cultural division among all people, it enables judges to hand out harsher sentences, companies to deny jobs, banks to decline loans and the police to shoot indiscriminately.

Wilson's Sociobiology and On Human Nature, and Richard Dawkins' The Selfish Gene) have, along with the rhetoric of the Cold War, yielded to more balanced perspectives and more nuanced interpretations.

Respondents discussed the ways that their contact with PANDA had helped them to gain new perspectives and reframe their understanding, including helping them to gain a new or more balanced view of their situation.

The point of this exercise isn't to boost yourself up; it's actually to take on a more honest, balanced perspective.

In "Ending Gaza's dangerous isolation" (Views, June 14) Catherine Ashton provides a more balanced (and welcome) perspective on the situation in Gaza than what generally has appeared in the world press lately.