Sentence examples for prism of being from inspiring English sources

Everything is not seen through the prism of being a tobacco state".

"There are now more and more Republicans, and conservative Republicans, who have talked about this issue through the prism of being an equal rights issue, and being an issue that should not define the conservative movement and the party," said Steve Schmidt, who was part of that inner circle as a spokesman and strategist for Mr. Bush's 2004 campaign.

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"The only rationale for the meetings is through the prism of her being a prospective nominee.

"Anything we do is going to be viewed through the prism of what's going on in New York," he said.

They regularly get outside their comfort zone and tend to view life from a prism of what is possible versus what isn't and why.

Everything McGuinness and O'Farrell did was viewed through the prism of Busby: were they following his line or going against him?

But in this case, the prism of politics is illuminating.

Examining China through the prism of Japan is instructive.

In evaluations of the categorically bad AIDS records of President Ronald Reagan or Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the prism of sexuality is never applied.

Barker's story, seen through the prism of retirement, is a study of grief and redemption, inner strength and susceptibility to fate.