Sentence examples for perspective sharpened from inspiring English sources

He watched the people as he walked along, his perspective sharpened by being a man who has just succeeded in forgetting an annoyance; surely the girl in the very high-heeled shoes, coming toward him with a frown on her face, was not so able to put herself above petty trifles, or maybe she was frowning because of the shoes; the old lady and man looking at the shopwindows were quarrelling.

Stretching widens your perspective, sharpens empathy and builds resilience.

You will be amazed at how this external perspective helps sharpen your skills internally!

My perspective has been sharpened on issues like police brutality, the militarization of police, American politics in the Middle East.

But the new owner has no time for fairytales … Eben Venter has lived in Australia for decades but exile has sharpened his perspective.

A week at home in Switzerland with his wife Corinna and their two children, Gina Maria and Michael Jr, has sharpened his perspective on the situation.

Before the game, Posada spoke in front of his locker and sounded contrite and remorseful, as if good sense and a good night's sleep had sharpened his perspective.

But she knew that a fifth defeat to the Dane would not seem like the end of the world, her sense of proportion and perspective having been greatly sharpened by the tragic death last month of her 32-year-old fiancé and former coach, Stéphane Vidal.

During his tenure as a top executive at eBay, Michael Dearing sharpened his perspective on marketplaces and allowed him to become one of the most successful early-stage investors of our time.

The victory sharpened the Yankees' perspective.

The political climate after 2006 sharpened some informants' perspective that the childcare movement is pursuing "a significant new public system in an era of dismantling public systems"—a radical demand, and one that rejects the state's neo-liberal/neo-conservative orientation.