Sentence examples for perspective from which to begin from inspiring English sources

Informal urban processes appear in this respect to be an important perspective from which to begin to reconfigure criteria and approaches connected with space design.

I began to work with a choreographer, two dancers and an actor, looking for ways in which a simple human narrative could offer a specific emotional perspective from which to watch dance.

Prof. Joseph J. Ellis provides a useful historical perspective from which to view 9/11.

So it will give everybody a much bigger perspective from which to do research".

A new perspective from which to view life and assess what really matters most.

This gives us a fresh perspective from which to understand the evolutionary dynamics of symbiosis.

Curtis aimed instead to penetrate to their cause, and to suggest a perspective from which we could henceforth begin to look.

In developing archeological theory of points, from a New World perspective, it is fitting to begin at the beginning.

One device, point of view, refers to the perspective from which a story is told.

This may be a wise perspective with which to regard U.S. Presidencies — but not, I think, when it comes to one that's hardly even begun.

It's a doddle to locate a perspective from which I am still failing.