Sentence examples for or from another perspective from inspiring English sources

In the worst (or, from another perspective, best) case, 11 measurements were necessary.

What is emerging, however, is less chorus than cacophony -- or, from another perspective, voices rising in rich intellectual ferment.

It could be serious, satirical, humorous, from the point of view of the liar or someone else involved, or from another perspective altogether.

But Ginsberg argued that when it came to redistricting — or, from another perspective, gerrymandering — the two groups shared a common interest.

Such inclusion — or, from another perspective, infiltration — is what the Scandinavian right wing opposes, and political parties ruled by that refusal are gaining power.

Or, from another perspective, how destabilizing our presence has been, for soldiers and for those they encounter; the ease of corruption; and the looseness and ultimate aimlessness of the contracting system.

Most importantly, however, it is an attempt to see a technical issue or product from another perspective, something we rarely do in our compartmentalized, partisan world.

Is it enlightening to see one's profession from another perspective or terrifying?

On the other hand I think we all really enjoy the cross over potential of some of our releases to reach out to those who might listen to indie music and come very much at the music from another perspective or people having come more from a funk and soul background getting switched on to our label.

Ever venture into the world of social media and feel like you're that kid in The Emperor's New Clothes, fearlessly and without apology, stating, "But he hasn't got anything on?" We live in a world of competing narratives and have become so socially narcissistic that we can't see things from another perspective or stand and say that doesn't make any sense.

And while you are speaking with the college and learning more about William & Mary, see if the regional admission officer can locate a current student from Colorado who is willing to speak with your student, to help him or her learn about the school from another perspective.