Sentence examples for perspectives marked from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Contrasting perspectives marked the day after the Rangers' surprising 4-3 victoverover the Capitals in Game 1 of their Stanley Cup series.

Although a number of feminist philosophers criticize Gilligan's investigations on empirical or philosophical grounds (Fraser and Nicholson 1990; Moody-Adams 1991; Friedman 1993; Card 1996), her research prompted a number of feminist philosophers to develop social ethics perspectives marked by quite different emphases from those of traditional moral theories.

Leng considers that the song, along with "All Things Must Pass", predicts Harrison's eventual "retreat into an internal musical dialogue, set amid the woods and gardens of Friar Park", a change of perspective marked by his 1979 eponymous solo album.

The regional perspective marks an important shift in policy direction for at least three reasons.

A similar perspective marks Dahl's final collection, "Switch Bitch," four longer stories of sexual indiscretion, first published in Playboy.

From a longer-term perspective, December marked the equity's first monthly close above its 10-month trend line since October 2007.

The song has an endearingly down-on-your-luck perspective that marks a refreshing change from the sneering break-up songs like Cole Swindell's Ain't Worth the Whiskey and Tyler Farr's Redneck Crazy that have lately infiltrated country radio.

From the cognitive perspective, however, marking branching points with placeholders (e.g., unnamed bars or bars labeled with letters) may be preferable to omitting synapomorphies when they cannot easily be located in the literature.

These "gaffes" were glimpses into Mitt Romney's unedited perspective, merely marking moments throughout this election where he has felt comfortable and relaxed enough to let his true self shine.

From a health perspective, Southern Sudan is marked by extremely high health needs and limited health service provision [ 2, 3].

While "disability ethics" is a broad field that addresses a range of issues using various approaches and perspectives, this field is marked by a basic concern with examining the ethical implications of prevailing social, cultural and political arrangements for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses and for society as a whole [ 5].