Sentence examples for perspectives to start from inspiring English sources

"The way researchers define [porn] can often depend on their political perspectives to start out with, what kind of content they find alarming," Tarrant explains.

"I find it disturbing from a First Amendment perspective to start saying that certain symbolic forms of expression are off limits," he said.

The new paper should be "a call to arms for people who want to study history from a scientific perspective to start developing the tools we would need to do that," says Slingerland, who is part of a team working on a database that aims to catalog the key features of religions around the world.

By now, Millenial women have just enough age and perspective to start examining the things that pitted them against each other in opposition to their childhood allegiances.

"From a budget point of view he has seen both ends of the spectrum and that gives him a good perspective to start from".

This is where I would expect a more cohesive theoretical perspective to start to develop.

In this work, we adopted a protein-centered perspective to start our analysis.

As always in matters of military aggression, the humane perspective has to start with the victims.

His final compositions — "aggregate photographs," as he calls them — are more likely to stimulate painterly debates about space and perspective than to start conversations about reproduction, fabrication and intellectual property.

"Somehow, I had the perspective on things to start writing," he said.

"But from an economic and environmental perspective, you want to start with energy efficiency".