Sentence examples for perspective somewhere from inspiring English sources

"A quieter perspective, somewhere to walk quietly, and observe the city".

Emory's approach is to encourage a perspective somewhere between academic remove and uncritical embrace.

I'm here this week to look at art in the Berkshires, with a perspective somewhere between that of an insider and that of an outsider.

She took a small image of Wyant's painting from its weather-sealed bag and began showing it to other hikers, asking them whether they'd seen a perspective like this, somewhere further up or down the river.

So I think what clarity is– and I found among the people who are successful that I've worked with and that I talked to– finding some sort of reasonable, grounded perspective that's somewhere in the middle.

For perspective, that's somewhere between the population of Texas and California who will require treatment.

The future that psychologist Dr Adrian Raine predicts from a civil liberties perspective, at least—falls somewhere between Philip K. Dick's most outlandish speculations and a genuinely serious cause for alarm.

Because the authors chose to explore costs and outcomes of the PMTCT in particular context of Thai setting and use only government perspective, applying these findings to somewhere else or using other viewpoints should be done with cautious.

"Are you seriously trying to tell me that my own son-in-law is not - not a real man ?" Although hardly an exercise in unreliable narration, Twinkle Twinkle offers two clashing perspectives, with the truth lying somewhere in between.

Often the winners are local firms that can see opportunities without the distorting perspective that comes from being headquartered somewhere else.

To put that into perspective, last I heard, Apple ship somewhere around 80,000 iPhones per day, and Android activate 200,000 devices per day.