Sentence examples for perspective afforded from inspiring English sources

He seems to be keeping his recent triumphs in the perspective afforded by that vantage point.

He later cited the singular perspective afforded by his heritage as a motivating factor in what he called his intellectual adventuring.

Kirk Gibson, the former Tiger and a current Fox Sports Net cable TV analyst for the team, offered the type of historical perspective afforded only to sportscasters whose work has spanned two or three generations, play-by-play voices like the Dodgers Vinn Scully and Jack Buck and Harry Caray.

In America too, one can often sense an emotional "double-feeling", as the Dutch would call it, between the public's dread of the government's all-embracing surveillance capabilities, and the public's vicarious awe at the perspective afforded by an apparatus that aspires to monitor the entirety of the human race's electronic communications.

One of the best arguments for studying heredity through the perspective afforded by multiple inheritance systems is that this perspective opens up questions about the evolutionary and developmental relations and interactions between the various inheritance systems that are characterized.

With the perspective afforded by the mass of posthumous writings published since the 1990s, it has become clear that Althusser was perennially concerned with important issues in metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of science, historiography, hermeneutics, and political philosophy.

Using the sweeping perspectives afforded by the precipitously hilly terrain, he composes frames with the skill of a painter and the wit of a silent-film maestro.

The title reflects Birtwistle's encounter with a festive parade in the medieval Italian town of Lucca, and the various aural perspectives afforded by meeting the jostling procession at different junctures.

The position afforded me the opportunity to attend an open AA meeting that changed my perspective on recovery forever.

Examining an obstacle from a designer's perspective affords the opportunity to analyse and solve it systematically, effectively and in a sustainable way.

Whenever Gray throws in one of his wonderful down-the-corridor shots (he loves the unpredictable gloom that perspective affords), you immediately think of Brando and Pacino, half-hidden in their tenebrous offices, although even Coppola never summoned a sight as enticing as Eva Mendes, emerging from the shadows in a deep-red bustier, with smoke curling from her cigarette like a whisper.