Sentence examples for perspective upward from inspiring English sources

To put the success in perspective: Upward of 33 million tuned in for the show's season premier, more than twice as many viewers than any other reoccurring series garnered that week.

Once those winds hit the torus, they slow and expand along the poles instead -- or, from this perspective, upward and downward -- causing the elongated shape seen in the second image.

On the sixth floor, the top, a wide skylight provides an alarming upward perspective of Cesar Pelli's fifty-two-story residential tower, erected in 1984 on museum land to one side of the existing museum and now more or less in its center.

Consistent with a functional perspective, physical attraction trended upward at mid-cycle for normally cycling women [ 26, 27].

The concept is associated with a predictable career path ending in stable employment or a secure perspective of continuous employment, and upward mobility at least for the male partner of a couple.

The piece involves a 20-minute ascension of the large stone staircase on the hillside of Joaquin Miller Park, the dancers' perspectives changing as they make their upward journey.

Contemplating poverty from Venkatesh's perspective, it understands that his pursuit of upward mobility will require a terrifying leap of faith.

"The only way you can have more upward mobility in a relative perspective," Goldthorpe bluntly informed an interviewer last year, "is if you have more downward mobility at the same time".

"There's no mistake that the economy is on a recovery track from both the macro and micro perspective, and the market is in an upward trend," said Junichi Misawa, senior fund manager at STB Asset Management in Tokyo.

These perspectives are not available from standard downward or upward continuations of the individual data sets.

Forty years after Hentoff's piece appeared in the magazine, Cynthia Zarin published an Onward and Upward with the Arts on Sendak and his perspective on the perils of childhood.