Sentence examples for perspectives of his from inspiring English sources

Obama's ability to negotiate among the sharply disparate perspectives of his fellow-citizens was at the heart of his political success.

A novelist's decline into dementia is presented through the perspectives of his adult children, as they gather in the parental home in Donegal.

It is book tour as stump speech as Mr. Turow toggles back and forth between the pro-death penalty perspectives of his character, Muriel Wynn, and his colleague on the commission, Michael Waller, the Lake County district attorney.

The epistolary form, it becomes evident, plays to Richardson's strengths and minimizes his weaknesses: writing from the perspectives of his best-realized and most complex characters, and especially writing "to the moment," filters his didactic intentions, preventing him from sermonizing in his own voice.

Contrary to Dr. Zuger's review, the book is not narrated from Dr. Sarkin's perspective alone, but rather includes the perspectives of his wife, children, friends, doctors, musicians, artists and art critics, et al. This fact may not seem important to a casual reviewer, but it certainly is to an author.

The sciences were also suspect from the theological perspectives of his instructors.

But the political perspective of his fiction is also a reflection of his peasant spirit.

Instead the book narrates the life of the author from the perspective of his eight children.

And then I realized that I was experiencing it from the perspective of his victims".

The song features Paul McCartney and is sung from the perspective of his mother, who comments on his daughter North and his relationship with Kim Kardashian.

But consider his decision from the perspective of his successor, Gordon Brown, then chancellor of the Exchequer, a onetime close ally and ultimately bitter rival of Mr. Blair.