Sentence examples for sort of perspective from inspiring English sources

Trevor had gained a new sort of perspective on my faith, which is heavily stereotyped.

All of which put this game – a highly significant game, but a game nonetheless – into some sort of perspective.

Arthur Frank came to thoroughbreds through the lens of his camera with a different sort of perspective.

However, this is not the sort of perspective that Russell was prepared to explore in his philosophical work.

There are statistics, too, that put the 21-year-old Murray's progress into some sort of perspective.

Not everyone found Bond's boat this arousing but, in the midst of cup fever, few were prepared to put the sporting victory into any sort of perspective.

The sound unfortunately could not be recorded in stereo, but Large has tried to put space round it, to give the sort of perspectives that Britten's orchestration demands.

That approach can inhibit honest intellectual exchange, and limit the sort of perspectives that spur scholars to rethink ideas over time.

Drawing on his skills as a carpenter and an artist, Mr. Fontana has fitted it out like a boat and employed all sorts of perspective tricks so that each of the five "rooms" feels a lot larger than its actual dimensions.

Join me as I delve into a world of babies, breasts, milk and men seen from a sort-of foreign perspective.

"Twenty years ago, when street fairs first popped up here, they were considered new and interesting," said Richard Ropiak, chairman of the board's parks committee, "but now, we have all sorts of perspectives.