Sentence examples for perspective on that from inspiring English sources
Rowling had predicted the outrage her comments might cause, telling Watson: "I know, I'm sorry, I can hear the rage and fury it might cause some fans, but if I'm absolutely honest, distance has given me perspective on that.
You asked, "what exactly would happen to our Company if you and your nominees were to take control of Yahoo!" I will give you my perspective on that.
"Recognising that and having a new perspective on that enables us to redirect our efforts and we hope that's what will come out of this exciting review," he told BBC Radio Wales.
Once these new, connected wearable devices hit the mainstream there will quickly be a separation between those for most people, and those produced for the luxury buying demographic – and various companies have their own perspective on that.
Yeah, your identity becomes wrapped up in fame at a very young age and I was always surrounded by people who could give me perspective on that.
My perspective on that: the Marcellus shale gas rush, which is threatening the entire state and my ancestral farm because I only "own" the surface, the continuing nightmare of MTR, and the current status of the "Republicrats," nationally and here in West Virginia, have compelled me to run in what one reporter characterized as a futile effort.
But that doesn't mean that other productions can't bring new perspectives on that inexhaustible work.
Muḥammadī's book attracted much attention on the part of a public eager to develop new perspectives on that war.
Two photography exhibitions, one at the Asia Society and the other at Sepia International, offer different perspectives on that beleaguered country.
A collage of photographs and diary installments from a trip to Tibet by Francisco Infante, a Moscow-based artist, for example, offers different perspectives on that remote and mysterious part of the world.
Kingsley, DiCaprio, Von Sydow and Ruffalo give the picture solidity and weight, and Scorsese provides Hitchcockian and Kubrickian perspectives on that weird, secluded place which is closed in and yet agoraphobically exposed.
