Sentence examples for perspectives to take from inspiring English sources

OREGON may not be the first state that comes to mind for breakthroughs in film art, but for the last several years in suburban Portland a team of artists has been using new tools and perspectives to take a more traditional kind of animation, stop motion, further into the 21st century.

Rather than concrete actions, they serve more as mindsets or perspectives to take on all that is available to us now -- and stay centered on what truly matters to us as individuals.

With that in mind there are a couple of perspectives to take from predictions in old issues of Popular Science or Scientific American: futurists always over-estimate how soon new technology will manifest and researchers in the field always underestimate it.

There is a further perspective to take in.

So it is an uneducated perspective to take issue with the 'cage'cage

Of the Gerard Avenue spectators, he added: "It certainly sounds like a unique perspective to take in a ballgame.

With his one good eye, he read English at Oxford, perhaps the best perspective to take on this dubious subject.

"It's wrong, from a climate perspective, to take this binary view that they balance out," Shepherd says.

Like the costly bailout of the savings and loan industry more than a decade ago, they say, when taxpayers are on the hook it is reasonable from a policy perspective to take necessary steps to minimize losses.

Ms. Leed said that while the Defense Department and related intelligence agencies were the only organizations that had the ability to protect against such cyberattacks, "they are not the best suited, from a civil liberties perspective, to take on that responsibility".

That may seem an odd perspective to take on motion.