Sentence examples similar to put time into perspective from inspiring English sources

"It is a strong case and Stuart has put time into putting it together, and from his perspective it definitely looks as if Sam is the perpetrator," says managing director Ivan O'Brien "It looks very bad, but it's innocent until proven guilty and I have to believe him at the moment.

Put time into your character.

Put Things Into Perspective.

But whether it's political posturing, overexuberant press, or the blustering of disconnected politicians is difficult to tell without a little time to put things into perspective.

And should your "loved one" command anything, maybe it's time to put things into perspective.

This information took her time to "put into perspective", but she says she believes "it's why God blessed me with my twins".

But it is important at times to put it into perspective, not to fix blame but to underscore that some of these problems are complex and they're going to take time to solve".

Sometimes a simple chat (online or in person) with a fellow remote colleague can put things into perspective, other times you just go with what feels right.

I finally had time to rest and put things into perspective.

To put it into perspective, the qualifying time for the Rio men's marathon is 2 hours 17 minutes.

To put things into perspective, the last time Wales reached a major finals, with a 4-0 aggregate victory over Israel on 5 February 57 years ago, Harold Macmillan was prime minister, Elvis Presley was No1 with Jailhouse Rock, and Wolverhampton Wanderers and Preston North End were battling it out at the top of the old First Division.