Sentence examples for perspective from afar from inspiring English sources
Bryant provided perspective from afar on aging in the NBA.
But not the view from afar.
Another IAVI staff member noted how the GHF had offered a longer-term and more strategic perspective: "That 'view from-afar' was very helpful.
What it doesn't do is give you a perspective of how things look from afar.
Their sense as a whole is pretty good, so they can understand the stories from afar, from the perspective of China's development.
What he decided to do, in the end, was to visualize the explosion from afar — from the perspective not of the scientists in their bunkers but of the women back at Los Alamos.
We wanted to hear the perspectives of rank-and-file officials, a view that is difficult to gain from afar.
"From afar, you get the historic perspective," said Jon Sherman, the company's owner, but "as you get up closer, you realize that it's actually very contemporary subject matter, and there's graffiti on things".
View the art up close, and also from afar.
