Sentence examples for perspective to put from inspiring English sources

"There's no historical perspective to put them in," he said.

Vitally, Ozon has also changed the entire perspective to put a woman at the core of the tale.

She helped me to put tennis more in perspective, to put happiness first, instead of tennis first.

From a sympathetic perspective, to put out a flag can be a gesture way beyond mere jingoism.

"If we don't reconstruct properly" — meaning, from his perspective, to put everything back exactly as it was, albeit seismically secured — "it will be a shame on the entire nation.

"I'm sure they're trying to do whatever they can from a political perspective to put their finger in the dike, and either change the subject or make the people who are attacking them the issue".

The answer, from the Keynesian perspective, is to put finance back in its cage, remove the threat of moral hazard and divert resources to the real economy.

The second-person perspective thus allows to put the contents as experienced in first-person perspective into a wider context, the context of the own self as it is related to the environment.

It also puts in stark perspective any attempt to put humans on Mars.

Nicole Taffer, his wife, helps out by providing perspective on how to put women on those bar stools.

They were omitted because macroeconomists thought of them as a simple "veil" between savers and borrowers, rather than profit-seeking firms that make loans opportunistically and may themselves affect the economy.This perspective has changed, to put it mildly.