Sentence examples for perspective on the event from inspiring English sources

This was my second time attending the World Economic Forum and, with another go around, I felt that I was beginning to get some perspective on the event.

Notably, Wednesday is the night that Paul Ryan, the current Republican nominee for vice president, is slated to speak -- making it rather odd that Fox News would not want to hear the last nominee's perspective on the event.

Of course, everybody whipped out their smartphones to clog my Instagram feed with their "unique perspective" on the event, but most of their pictures didn't turn out great because it takes serious lens power to make the thing look like more than a tiny red dot. .

It creates a more rounded perspective on the events of the day".

"In the second day to the 14th day there's lots of public-affairs kind of perspective on the events.

In many respects, the articles conform with much that has already emerged from Camp David but shed a Palestinian perspective on the events, the major players and the atmosphere.

The movie's perspective on the events of the plot is rich, broad, and deep enough to provide the material for its own contradiction.

Several hundred Ford Motor workers of many faiths and jobs -- engineers, designers, computer jockeys, plant foremen -- turned out today for "An Islamic perspective on the events of Sept. 11".

He wanted to persuade Walesa to represent himself in old age, to give his own perspective on the events recounted, but he is playing hard to get.

It's not solely a matter of historical revisionism — it's also contemporary revisionism, reflecting a skewed perspective on the events in Sanford, Florida, and what followed them.

Snaking along seven columns of a very gray first page were short items, a few paragraphs each, of unsigned, backstage perspective on the events of the previous week.