Sentence examples for perspective to share from inspiring English sources

Do readers of The Choice have a personal perspective to share on college visits this summer, or in years past?

It's one of many opportunities at the conference for Clinton to engage, to offer perspective, to share her story on her terms.

Dialysis providers, as well as staff members (e.g., nurses, social workers, technicians) have an important perspective to share about how to improve dialysis care, and a more formal mechanism for eliciting those perspectives would be beneficial.

Yet policy integration, in its current hierarchical format, is marred by a lack of universality of its interpretation, a failure to anticipate the complexities of coordinated effort, dearth of information about its design and the absence of a normative perspective to share responsibility.

The drone plans would've given users the potential to take photos and videos from an eagle-eye perspective to share on Snapchat, its social network, and would've offered another hardware option alongside Spectacles as a way to help users extend their Snapping experience beyond the smartphone.

She uses her "creativity to connect with others," the American Girl website says, "and her stories remind girls that everyone has a unique perspective to share ― even if it's not perfect".

This really gives an added perspective to sharing with the public.

I thought I had unique experiences and perspectives to share with the women in NXT.

Although the interviews were conducted by KC, students were aware that PS is an educator in the program, which may have influenced decisions about what perspectives to share.

However, if the instructor is explicit that all students in the course have great ideas and perspectives to share, then random calling on students in courses that range in size from 10 to 700 can be a useful strategy for broadening student participation.

I tell these people stories about being African or growing up in a black family all of the time, to give them perspective and to share ideas.