Sentence examples for perspective opening from inspiring English sources

But Dennis R. Hawkins, the executive director of the Committee for Modern Courts, said that from the public's perspective, opening the hearings would increase trust in the legal system.

The Senate appears to be purposefully limiting its perspective, opening itself to criticism right from the start of what proves to be a hard road ahead anyway.

She added that FIG were "instrumental in encouraging listeners/interpreters to negotiate the work from a queer perspective, opening a space for the listener who responds to the laughter of women with her own improvised laughter".

Part of the idea is to provide photographs that not only cause one to feel like they're looking at something otherworldly, but hopefully inspires people to view their own environments with a different perspective, opening up new worlds and a new appreciation within the place they live daily.

Ellipsis Insufficient financial compensation Physician 2: From the patient perspective, opening the clinics 24 hours would be good for the patients.

Applying an engineers perspective opens up an enormous field of inquiry, says Hosler.

The ambiguities and broad applicability of perspective opened new possibilities for visual communication and spatial thinking.

This intercultural perspective opens new horizons for comparative literary studies in the twenty-first century.

Nobody believed them except the public, who gratefully (or gullibly, depending on your perspective) opened their wallets.In double-blind clinical trials, herbs and watery medicines rarely perform well.

This perspective opens up many questions that the discussion of inheritance systems attempts to address.

Another critical perspective opened up by a queer approach, although certainly implicit in those just referred to, is especially important.