Sentence examples for prism of one from inspiring English sources

Told through the prism of one family's frustrations on how to effectively invest an insurance payment from the death of their patriarch, A Raisin In the Sun is a reminder that discussing financial matters can be uncomfortable but vital.

We should never view all Britain's flooding problems through the prism of one calamity.

The story will be told through the prism of one young man's political awakening, reports Deadline.

Through the prism of one family's tangled history, Ms. Erdrich gives us an indelible glimpse of the American dream and the disappointments that can gather in its wake.

Women are such rare creatures that they can only be understood through the prism of one another, like unicorns or sporting triumphs by the England football team.

King's personality and philosophies alike are portrayed through the prism of one specific, strategically crucial career battle: the 1965 marches for voting rights in the eponymous Alabama town and the heated friction they inspired both within and against his camp.

Just like the budget fights of today, there was practically no other policy issue that wasn't viewed through the prism of where one stood on Iraq.

Now look at it through the prism of just one small corner, as seen from the feet up.

His long experience in European policymaking, his critics say, means he tends to see current crises through the prism of older ones – something he himself does not deny.

But in light of Ronald Deibert's description of SORM as "PRISM on steroids," one can imagine the Russians have some pretty serious spying firepower.

Foals interpret the Cure through the prism of TV on the Radio, and put up one of loudest yet most melodic shows on the planet.