Sentence examples for perspective not to from inspiring English sources
It requires a certain perspective not to be blinded by that light.
Conference shows featured two spitfire Spanish-language rappers — women who could teach American rappers a broader perspective, not to mention a sense of melody.
Unlike The New York Times, the federal government has a responsibility to look at the big picture with a long-term perspective, not to simply rant about the sentiment of the moment.
They have brought a fresh perspective – not to say an emotional intelligence – to an industry that has long been noseblind to excess testosterone, that has tacitly endorsed bullying and come to treat vicious verbals as an unavoidable byproduct.
But as screenwriter Colin Carberry explains, 15 or even 25 years wouldn't have been enough to provide the political perspective – not to mention the will – to make a period piece meaningful.
She will bring much-needed diversity to the court, and she has a very interesting life perspective, not to mention that she will be the first Latina woman on the court.
But the point is to build academic communities that actually contain a wide variety of experiences and perspectives, not to wax self-congratulatory because you've met a set of ethnic quotas.
It involves consideration of a number of decision criteria, processing disparate streams of information and balancing individual and group/jurisdictional perspectives, not to mention ethical principles [ 1].
Something similar should be pointed out to most politicians, for the simple reason that being forced to be more open about their finances might bring a new perspective not just to the electorate, but to themselves.
Living through all these changes would seem to provide him with a business perspective not available to many other people.
Regardless, these findings bring a new perspective not only to the lipid metabolism and insulin resistance properties of nicotinuric acid, but also to the balance of NAD+/NADH and NADP+/NADPH, and deserve further exploration.
