Sentence examples for perspective describes from inspiring English sources

Edna O'Brien became very important to me early on in my reading life and the small difference between the 'in' and 'of' perspective describes my own position".

It's impossible not to fall in love with his mother, a first-generation Italian-American, as Springsteen, seeing her from a child's perspective, describes how she never missed a day of work in her fifty years as a legal secretary, and how he loved the sound her high heels made as she walked him down the hill to school — which he hated.

This perspective describes why the InChI is valuable to all chemists and how it will be an essential component of creating the chemical web.

This perspective describes mobile network evolution in terms of changes in the distribution of essential technology ownership and, therefore, could be generalised more widely.

This perspective describes some of these technologies developed and implemented at AbbVie, and their applications to the synthesis of novel scaffolds and to parallel synthesis.

The present perspective describes this rapid evolution and resultant increasing complexity in the therapeutic decision-making process for the practicing oncologist.

Louis van Gaal had an entirely different perspective, describing it as United's best performance of his reign, and arguing that Hazard's goal should have been disallowed for a foul in the build-up.

The Daily Telegraph's art critic attempted to put the purchase in perspective, describing it as "the bargain of the century" and congratulating Miro and Ofili for "acting not in their own interests but for the public good".

Another letter by Dunham, who, Scott notes, "prided herself on raising her children to have a global perspective," described Michelle Robinson, Obama's future wife, as "a little provincial and not as international as Barry," but she added, "She is nice, though".

An article in the Times Educational Supplement by Chloe Combi provides a sober perspective, describing how easily accessible pornography is making secondary school pupils think pubic hair is ugly on women, sexting is normal and that porn film narratives and scenarios depict a version of real life to be aspired to.

From this perspective, describing and normatizing amount to the same thing.