Sentence examples for perspective free from inspiring English sources
Sometimes a reservist can bring a completely fresh perspective, free from the usual conventions of military thinking.
Some Perspective, Free (Well, Free for You) His parents back in Connecticut are still very much on the scene, if you know what I'm saying.
"The Secret Service would be best served by a transformative and dynamic leader from outside the agency," he concluded, describing such a leader as "someone with a fresh perspective, free from allegiances and without ties to what has consistently been described as a 'good old boys network'".
"The secret service would be best served by a transformative and dynamic leader from outside the agency," he concluded, describing such a leader as "someone with a fresh perspective, free from allegiances and without ties to what has consistently been described as a 'good old boys network'".
From this perspective, free is a huge accelerator of adoption.
In Wolfram's perspective, free will looks just like another puzzling philosophical phenomenon explained away by the advance of (a new kind of) science.
From a different perspective, free-market advocates apply their long-standing opposition to paternalism by championing social policies that emphasize the freedom of individual citizens rather than dependence on government or employers in planning and paying for their own health care, college education, and retirement.
Mr. Bush writes: "My faith frees me; frees me to put the problems of the moment in proper perspective; frees me to make decisions that others might not like".
His spiritual perspective freed him from the limitation of job titles and credentials.
With Wareing in tow every week, all the humour and flair of previous years are in danger of being replaced by the new judge's angry, perspective-free conservative bullying.
Episodic autobiographical memories in individuals with ASD often have a "perspective-free" character; they may be fewer in number and lacking in specific details [17], [18], or predominantly (and even exclusively) visual in content [53].
