Sentence examples for put some perspective from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Mr. Ségalot was trying to put some perspective on the evening.

To put some perspective on proceedings – the pre-bailout RBS share price at £6 would be worth £60 on today's consolidation.

"I'd known for 27 years that I wanted to do something, but I wanted to put some perspective between living with Steichen and the man as an artist," she said.

"Let's put some perspective on the record $38 billion in gaming revenues collected by Macau's casino industry in 2012," wrote the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Jan .2. Macau has long outstripped Las Vegas in terms of revenue, and the 2012 figure "is higher than the $35.64 billion collected by the entire U.S. commercial casino industry in 2011," the Review-Journal wrote.

I'd like to put some perspective on just how hurtful Chick-Fil-A's anti-gay corporate policies are.

As he was taken from his home by federal agents on Dec. 9, Blagojevich told NBC, "I thought about Mandela, Dr. King and Gandhi and tried to put some perspective to all this and that is what I am doing now".

"It puts some perspective on things".

That puts some perspective on Koubei's data.

It has put some things in perspective and raised some questions in which direction I want to go to".

"We have had teething problems and accept that any disorder is disruptive, but we want to put some sort of perspective on it.

Consider this a modest effort to put some things into perspective.