Sentence examples for quite different perspective from inspiring English sources

Hugh adopted a quite different perspective.

Altiero Spinelli and Ernesto Rossi offered a quite different perspective in the Ventotene Manifesto, published 1944.

"I'm not sure the 'Star Trek' generation wouldn't see World War II in a quite different perspective". The proponents of the memorial have moved quickly into damage control, huddling with Kerrey and others concerned, publishing responses that this monument will be no museum and mar no views.

42 48 Alternative views include viewing a condition as a moral failing, bad habit or retribution for bad behaviour (all related perspectives) or as a social problem (a quite different perspective).

Set in a former gravel pit, the piece is designed to be seen from two quite different perspectives.

Seen in this way, the two dominant and opposed approaches to social science adopt quite different perspectives.

Past topics have included a history of the concept of market failure, an examination of the Chicago School of economics from a variety of quite different perspectives, a history of macroeconomics, and an exploration of the contributions of two major figures in 20th century economics, Paul Samuelson and Friedrich Hayek.

Finally, at a general level both groups appeared to have quite different perspectives on childbirth itself.

The British, meanwhile, have been approaching the issue from quite a different perspective.

Douglas and Michaels see themselves as writing in the tradition of Friedan, even though theirs is quite a different perspective.

As a product of communist east Germany, Merkel brings quite a different perspective to the merits of Europe compared with the west Europeans who have run the union until now and who might take their inheritance for granted.