Sentence examples for prism of a from inspiring English sources

But the authorities are all looking at it through the prism of a terrorist threat.

The buzz: "Classic 1960s pop arrangements filtered through the fuzzy prism of a dream".

The world is viewed through the prism of a war on terror.

That character, too, is shown through the prism of a straight leading man, Ewan McGregor.

His book is, as he puts it, the "story of tourism as seen through the prism of a single place".

That is chiefly because most of us experience violence through the prism of a movie or a television screen.

But, from 12,000 miles away through the prism of a television set, it did not look that way yesterday.

"We are a hedge fund, but we look at each situation through the prism of a bank," Mr. Shoval said.

Her film looks at issues that affect same-sex couples through the prism of a widower's struggles.

The Russians, on the contrary, persist in seeing the United States through the old Soviet prism of a superpower confrontation.

"I look at this through the prism of a former athlete and I know you can't have 10,000metres runners turning out week after week.