Sentence examples for or from a different perspective from inspiring English sources

For that broad reason, the Simpson case has been invoked in recent days in efforts to explain how a seventeen-year-old boy with candy in his hand ended up lying dead on the sidewalk in Florida — or, from a different perspective, why the man who shot him has been so reviled.

Or from a different perspective: "The anti-DeLay groups are sore losers -- or 'Soros losers' as we call them," said Barbara Comstock, a former spokeswoman at the Justice Department under President Bush who has been active in Mr. Delay's defense, referring to the billionaire George Soros, who contributes heavily to Democratic causes, including MoveOn.

Many of the ideas I've heard this past summer have been ones I've heard before said in a slightly different way or from a different perspective, but with the same central idea.

Or, from a different perspective: what a perfect yet stressful, growth-filled yet time-stopping life experience.

The real problem that comes from this is that we have a small group of people defining the performance standards for millions of people -- with little need or necessity to think creatively or from a different perspective.

But people of the Indian subcontinent -- Pakistanis, Indians, Bangladeshis or, from a different perspective, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs -- they (or should that be "we") believe the exact opposite: You marry for anything except love.

In several technology demonstrations at the convention, gameplay was either replicated or seen from a different perspective on the hand-held tablet, or, with the brush of a hand, "flipped" from the tablet to the television.

What's most impressive (or maddening from a different perspective) is that he fumbled the ball on his first carry in Week 1 and on his fourth carry in Week 2. But, guess what?

Or, seen from a different perspective, miRNA SNPs replicate at consistently higher rates, e.g. up to five times higher than intergenic SNPs for p-values lower than 0.01.

Try to imagine the other person or the situation from a different perspective.

Left on my own, I think I would probably have abandoned the idea, or stopped halfway through and tried to start again from a different perspective or tense or something, and ultimately would have lost confidence in it and ended up with somewhere between two and five thousand abandoned/confusing/terrifying unfinished drafts of the same story.