Sentence examples for perspectives both from inspiring English sources

Her mother is a psychoanalyst and an editor of the journal Psychoanalytic Perspectives, both in New York.

"The negative and gendered impacts of Thatcherite policies actually served to unite women from different perspectives, both inside and outside political parties," Kenny said earlier this year.

In Bargemusic's three-concert celebration of John Cage's centenary, the Flux Quartet has presented Cage's work from several perspectives, both on its own and in the context of music by a few of his like-minded colleagues.

Scenes portraying the university-aged Housman with Moses Garret Dillahuntt) and their friend Alfred William Pollard Gord Randd) are artfully woven into a broader tapestry that conjures an assortment of perspectives, both social and academic, on the issue of what was yet to be called homosexuality.

But other trustees, who support Ms. Raab's candidacy, say that CUNY will look best if it chooses the strongest person, and that it is appropriate for the governor and the mayor to express their perspectives both on policy issues and personnel decisions.

From their different perspectives, both sides complain that government regulation is often costly and ineffectual, and that many decades of social welfare have failed to get to grips with an underclass.Yet even if government has scaled back its ambitions from the heights of the post-war welfare state, even if it is often inefficient and self-serving, it also embodies moral progress.

From this perspective, both D.I. and A.I. achieve the same end: making sure you maintain status.

From a psychotherapeutic perspective, both are responsible for keeping the deal going.

The first perspective, both chronologically and in continuing popularity, is personal charity.

Through contemporary recording technology and a perspective both ironic and respectful, each manages to re-render the past.

What the SDGs need now is perspective, both in terms of what can be achieved and how.