Sentence examples for perspective to take from inspiring English sources

There is a further perspective to take in.

So it is an uneducated perspective to take issue with the 'cage'cage

With his one good eye, he read English at Oxford, perhaps the best perspective to take on this dubious subject.

"It's wrong, from a climate perspective, to take this binary view that they balance out," Shepherd says.

Of the Gerard Avenue spectators, he added: "It certainly sounds like a unique perspective to take in a ballgame.

However, FRC toughness can be conveniently introduced into the engineering practice with another perspective, to take advantage of the crack control for enhancing structural durability.

There's no advantage from an engineering perspective to taking 203 instead of 201.

Rather than concrete actions, they serve more as mindsets or perspectives to take on all that is available to us now -- and stay centered on what truly matters to us as individuals.

From a risk management perspective, failing to take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is just plain stupid.

The most important thing is to learn to put things in perspective and to take things in small and manageable steps.

"But, as I practiced on my own, many kinds of insights and new perspectives started to take shape.