Sentence examples for richness of perspective from inspiring English sources
A crucial seed for his current work was planted when he embarked on building a harpsichord from a kit, during nights on call: "That twofold process of constructing something and then learning to play it brought a richness of perspective that bubbled up into something new," he recalls.
A central pillar of corporate responsibility is based around stakeholder engagement and the Guardian is going to enormous lengths to work in partnership with our millions of newspaper readers and web users, who can add a richness of perspective to our content.
What saves him, and the novel — it's an element that makes for a more stimulating richness of perspective, and makes it harder to "blame" any given character — is that he is ultimately as realistic as Lene, if rather more prone to self-justification.
Participation in the peer-review process (such as aiding in the manuscript review duties of the mentor) is generally available for trainees that have acquired the appropriate richness of perspective.
This richness of perspectives is one of the most appealing aspects of these large online courses.
The multidisciplinary nature of the research team enabled a great richness of perspectives to be brought to the process of analysis.
The variety of the work, and the richness of its perspectives on the great themes.
Grounded and phenomenological approaches are typically used to explore and elaborate on the richness of individuals' perspectives, experiences, and goals (cf., [ 18, 19]).
At Case Western University, FIC trainees had been supported to invite speakers to the school, and one described the great richness of different perspectives and ideas that this offered.
This alternative understanding of academic rigour and the intellectual richness and diversity of perspectives associated with it is clearly more evident in the British and European intellectual traditions.
Behind this new style of photography is the idea that the moving wand of a scanner can capture a sense of perspective, a richness of color and a level of detail that a single, static lens cannot.
