Sentence examples for perspective suggesting from inspiring English sources

A recent survey of 103 organizations by The Chronicle of Philanthropy also put the trend in perspective, suggesting that online gifts totaled less than 1percentt of donations.

Money and Beauty offers a provocative perspective, suggesting that Renaissance Florence was more about refined hedonistic high dining than the hearty home cooking we now associate with the city.

The Alice in Wonderland-esque "Door II" (1992) is a Formica-faced mockup of a door, nearly nine feet tall, that leans into a corner of a gallery in the Whitney, its tapered false perspective suggesting that it rises sky-high.

The findings speak in favor of an agentic perspective, suggesting that political interest can serve as a basis for youth's political development.

We also find support for hypotheses derived from the dependency perspective suggesting that multinational corporate penetration fosters higher levels of infant mortality.

Albert Camus is famous for expressing this kind of perspective, suggesting that the lack of an afterlife and of a rational, divinely ordered universe undercuts the possibility of meaning (Camus 1955; cf. Ecclesiastes).

The perspective suggests that Mr. Crespi was sitting behind me in the artists' alcove.

This perspective suggests that mid-level leaders "somehow lack the ambition and killer instinct of the alpha male".

That perspective suggests a human population and a global environment in which exposure to radiation is constant and significant.

All in all, an EU law perspective suggests that all this talk of repatriation is unrealistic, at least at the moment – as the government almost certainly appreciates.

Yet if a historical perspective suggests that Jesus had no comfort for gay people, there's no doubt that huge numbers of them love him.