Sentence examples for perspective off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "perspective off" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used informally to suggest that someone's viewpoint or understanding is incorrect or misaligned, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "Your perspective off on this issue; let me explain my point of view."
Alternatives: "misguided perspective" or "skewed viewpoint".
Fighter planes swoop like spectral birds; bomb-defusing equipment is closely studied: the perspective off, the shapes definite.
As Toews has found perspective off the ice, his play on it has reached another level.
Like Noah, Tsonga was an intriguing mix of velvet-voiced perspective off the court and unmistakable charisma on the court.
Jack Gilbert, a poet whose frank, forthright, emotionally fraught works observed the grand universal realities of love and death from a perspective off the literary grid, died on Tuesday in Berkeley, Calif.
This gives you more than one perspective off of which to judge the performance of the candidate.
Coming from an identifiable perspective throws off the calculus".
Thankfully he didn't, despite having his sense of perspective shot off at Dunkirk.
I tried slashing them in two, but the perspective was off, and it all stayed just out of reach of the tip of my blade.
The perspective is off, the compositions make no sense, and the paint surfaces are patchy, as if Mr. Tillim had not quite mastered his medium.
It doesn't just strand us in the BlakeButler.exe of the past: it creates a psychological space separating past and present self, and in so doing offers us perspective, pays off in meaning.
As a grown man, who has suffered some nights of noisy trash collection in the city of New York, I better appreciate its harsh truth, and the artful way the exaggerated perspective sets off the cacophonous reverberation of those distant hurled cans.
