Sentence examples for perspectives that give from inspiring English sources

And Milford's camera is too often locked on close-up; her angle on Millay lacks the wider social and historical perspectives that give a life, if not its shape, then its shadows.

(He is helped in this by new perspectives that give the events a panoramic sweep: a SWAT team chief racing to beat Simpson to his home; a helicopter traffic reporter who first spotted the Bronco).

"Avatar" this ain't, though there are a few nifty-silly effects: clasped hands that seem to come right into the audience; perspectives that give remarkable volume to figures in the foreground.

During a recent interview in New York, Abdul-Jabbar said: "When you have a connection to your history, you have a perspective that gives you a lot of confidence.

The absence of perspective that gives the film its antic rhythm — we are so close to the characters that we can't see past them — also feels somewhat evasive.

The narrowness of the street that runs in front of his Roman palazzo forced most of the TV teams to record it all with a foreshortened perspective that gave the impression of a forest of banners and placards.

Three-dimensional architectural details were put on these angled wings, which provided a continuous perspective that gave the overall picture greater depth and allowed the wing units to serve the same function as medieval mansions.

The desire for certainty is part of a perspective that gives little weight to the needs of practice.

To put that in perspective, that gives Google more enterprise customers than Salesforce, which has about 2 million.

Not everyone in Silicon Valley goes to Stanford or Harvard, but sometimes it's that alternative perspective that gives someone a leg up.

Some groups of actors support a mobility perspective that gives priority to relatively high speed limits in the interests of accessibility and mobility.