Sentence examples for perspective to reflect from inspiring English sources

The Kraft campaigns are indicative of how ads from mainstream marketers are loosening up — or becoming crass and crude, depending on your perspective — to reflect changing societal mores, particularly when it comes to younger shoppers.

So while most of the attention will be focused on the IMF's view that it is not time to "adjust macroeconomic policies" – ie to ease the fiscal squeeze, as we at NIESR have urged – perhaps the key point is that it is at least adjusting its own perspective to reflect reality.

To this end, this study further uses the indicator Trade 1 from another perspective to reflect the linkage effect of the development of domestic and foreign trade: {Trade^1}_{it}=left(frac{R_{it}}{sum_i{R}_{it}}+frac{E_{it}}{sum_i{E}_{it}}right times {left[1-sqrt{{left(frac{R_{it}}{sum_i{R}_{it}}-frac{E_{it}}{sum_i{E}_{it}}right)}^2}right]}^2times 10000.

(In order not to weigh down the text, we only quote one interview excerpt for each of the points raised by the study subjects. But the excerpts have been chosen with a view to reflecting the perspective of the largest possible number of people).

The qualitative approach allows us to incorporate a more fluid gendered perspective and to reflect on the perceptions and processes of (doing) gender during the internships.

The semistructured interviews were conducted in the case study of Stockholm, to integrate other perspectives and to reflect on the transferability of the results.

Rather than actually experiencing the own mental states in first-person perspective, the second-person perspective makes possible to reflect and introspect about the own mental states.

The third-person perspective allowed people to reflect on the meaning of their social miscues, the authors suggest, and thus to perceive more psychological growth.

The truth is, most of the people King writes about here have been interviewed to death, and on the evidence of this book, a television studio may not offer the best perspective from which to reflect on the deeper meanings.

This article attempted to contribute to the fledgling literature on education as a humanitarian response through an institutional perspective that aims to reflect the increasing role of faith-based NGOs in education which coincided with the refugee crisis in Turkey.

After spending many months in stealth mode leading up to our public release at the end of June 2013, I finally gained some perspective with which to reflect on all the little product and strategic decisions the team made to deliver what is, in my (biased) view, a great version one product in a crowded, competitive, and noisy consumer app marketplace.