The songs sounded like a reunion of long-lost cousins, bringing separate perspectives -- Cuban snap and New Orleans roll -- to a common heritage.
Kate Gunning London The best novel I read in 2005 was Frederic Beigbeder's Windows on the World (Fourth Estate), a 9/11 story told from two separate perspectives, brilliantly translated and completely riveting.
In Her, a taut revenge drama, the same events are recounted in alternate chapters from the separate perspectives of two women in their late 30s who have met by apparent accident.
If you establish requirements out of the services and then the CINC's [commanders] opine on requirements, and they are coming from separate perspectives, it will undoubtedly produce a more difficult process and decisions that would be different than if you did it a different way.
The collection differs from the typical landscape photography in how it combines two separate perspectives to create a new layer of reality.
Other titles in Un Certain Regard include Mathieu Amalric's "The Blue Room," Asia Argento's "Incompresa" and Ned Benson's "The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby," the last of which is the American first-timer's unusual twofer movie experiment about a relationship told from two separate perspectives.
The focus groups allowed patients and clinicians to discuss the draft leaflet intervention from their separate perspectives.
Twenty-seven compeachcies, eaccompaniednied by a list of suggested performance indications, were developed under three separate perspectives: academic, individual patient care, and community advocacy.
Levack et al (2002) reported a similar duration of symptoms in a study examining the clinical history from the separate perspectives of the hospital doctor, general practitioner (GP) and the patient.
In doing this, RRI takes the heritage of the Precautionary approach one step further and merges two typically separated perspectives on responsibility, namely the legal and the political one.
