Sentence examples for superior perspective from inspiring English sources

That was the great thing: to sit at his desk, observing, the way he always did, the movements of the office and Ellie's movements among them but as a profoundly different man, with a new and superior perspective.

I'm always overcome with a fierce urge to shake anyone who prefaces an opinion with the words: "Speaking as a mother…" because it implies that giving birth bestows a new, and morally superior, perspective.

That was the great thing: to sit at his desk, observing, the way he always did, the movements of the office — and Ellie's movements among them — but as a profoundly different man, with a new and superior perspective.

d Superior perspective of the clavicle in which both shuttle sutures are emerging from the tunnels.

A superior perspective of the clavicle shows both shuttle sutures emerging from the tunnels (Fig. 4d).

Asking the latter rather than the former questions of rape and sexual assault victims has always been the better, more enlightened treatment of the situation, but only with the active consent framework does that superior perspective become the gold standard.

Diane Colley-Urquhart, delegate for Ward 13, suggests that "Naheed doesn't lobby for votes," electing instead to let the superior perspectives rise to the top in the chambers.

It is possible that superior cognitive perspective-taking and relatively more severe antisocial conduct in certain CD children develop contemporaneously without direct causal links.

Similarly, in a normative sample, Silvern and colleagues [ 28] reported that, among 10 11 year-old boys, superior cognitive perspective-taking was associated with relatively more severe antisocial behaviour.

Because there exists at present no neutral ground for adjudicating religious epistemic conflicts, it is not only the case, Alston argues, that an exclusivist is justified (rational) in continuing to consider her own perspective superior.

This uptick in jobless claims and the barrage of layoff announcements creates an atmosphere of anxiety and fear and that is when managers lose their cool; their respect for co-workers, associates and superiors; and their perspective.