Sentence examples for not a perspective from inspiring English sources

And that is not a perspective only for amateur athletes.

Hers was not a perspective these Mao-worshiping students wanted to hear.

Houston, who was in Washington to play the Wizards last night, said: "This is not a perspective on New York or the East.

What a hideous play!" Such reactions did nothing to dent the play's popularity – both on stage and as a written text – but they did promote the view that Hedda was evil, an unsympathetic woman manipulating those around her. That's not a perspective Patrick Marber shares.

In many theologies that is a description of the condition (to be achieved only when human life ends) in which the self exchanges its limited, fallen perspective for the perspective (not a perspective at all) of union with deity, where there is no distance between the would-be knower and the object of his cognitive apprehension because, in Milton's words, everyone and everything is "all in all".

That's not a perspective, that's not a view, that's just a lie.

"He was speaking from a news perspective, not a sales perspective," an employee said.

In addition, our cost analysis has been done from a payer perspective, and not a societal perspective, hence does not take into consideration comparison of health resources such as productivity loss and caretaker burden.

But her success has not ruined a perspective she fought hard to regain after some troubled teenage years.

It might not have a perspective, but I enjoy the puzzle of trying to explore those rocks.

The naïve learner does not have a perspective on what they are doing.