Sentence examples for represents the perspective from inspiring English sources
Florida's theory represents the perspective of someone who (like President Obama) has chosen to live his adult life in urban neighborhoods near universities.
Joan Watson, like her male counterpart in Doyle's stories, represents the perspective of all those in the audience who are not Holmes-level geniuses — which is to say everyone.
In other words (1) ultimate truth represents the perspective of epistemically correct and warranted cognitive process of exalted beings ('phags pa); whereas (2) conventional truth represents the perspective of epistemically deceptive and unwarranted cognitive processes of the ordinary beings.
Like any 'history' this one represents the perspective of the authors; in consequence some important contributions may have been overlooked or short-changed.
Like any 'history' this one represents the perspective of the authors; inevitably some important contributions will have been overlooked or short-changed.
By this, the fourth helix in the Quadruple Helix represents the perspective of the 'dimension of democracy' or the 'context of democracy' for knowledge, knowledge production, and innovation.
At least she apologized for this comment later, yet such rhetoric represents the perspectives of many liberals.
Echoing Margaret Chan, the group urge global monitoring centred around local adaptation and suggest capacity building and process-based evaluation that represents the perspectives of societal groups (43).
Most studies investigating HRQoL among terminally or critically ill children and adolescents overwhelmingly represents the perspectives of parental and/or health professional proxies [ 21– 25].
Factor 4, "health concerns and passive opposition", represents the perspectives of recognizing the importance of health concerns resulting from female genital cutting and opposition of the practice but not in an active manner.
"I'm excited about the possibility of having films and television shows that represent the perspective of women.
