Sentence examples for some kind of perspective from inspiring English sources

My personal tragedy is put into some kind of perspective.

Hearing other people's often immensely peculiar fears does put yours into some kind of perspective.

The catastrophe of Munich should have put McParland's shoulder charge on Wood into some kind of perspective.

Lyon are 2-0 up against Debrecen, putting Liverpool's result against them into some kind of perspective.

Generally the narration of such stories, looking back at the events described, puts them in some kind of perspective.

Not until the Gunners' squad left their charter flight in Luton and discovered Manchester United had lost at Wolves was some kind of perspective put on the performance, the gap to the leaders actually narrowing to four points.

A novel doesn't have to focus on a single character or maintain a single point of view, but it does need vivid characterization, convincing motivation and some kind of unifying perspective.

We are still in the midst of seeing how the events of Sept. 11 changed America at home and altered its role in the world, and it will take further time and distance to situate these unfurling developments in some kind of historical perspective.

We attempt to put these factors in some kind of empirical perspective and evaluate how much they might have contributed to Argentina's economic slow down.

[My own spiritual explorations,] cheesy as they may look on their face, did give me some kind of broader perspective or helped me change.

The utilitarian position, particularly one that incorporates some kind of multi-factor perspective, might allow some research on animals under very specific conditions.