Sentence examples for switch perspective from inspiring English sources

Just switch perspective and see the world through a dog's eyes.

There are things that the modern novel can do - you can do interiority, you can switch perspective and go from the micro to the macro.

By clicking on any of the entities shown in a C2Card one can easily switch perspective.

In a novel-length work, a good time to switch perspective is at the start of a new chapter or at a chapter break.

But switch perspectives and she seems as shady as anyone in her favor-trading city.

More striking, the narrator interrupts an account of a tryst in a public bathhouse to switch perspectives: Was it necessarily true, that because she seemed to him to be the ripe, round, straightforward antidote to the complications of his hopes, the scene looked as simple through her eyes?

The road map test assesses the ability to switch perspectives from an allocentric map view to making egocentric orientation judgments (Hegarty et al., 2002; Schultz, 1991).

Three-year-olds are unable to switch perspectives, thereby resulting in difficulties that lead them to make a high percentage of realistic errors.

This change could also be seen as an effect of culture, but a second experiment showed that bilinguals can also switch perspectives as fast as they can switch languages.

To my surprise, for the final paper, this student chose to switch perspectives and consider the effects and perspective of civilians in the path of drone casualties.

But this shows a different, perhaps more interesting use of a second (or third or fourth) screen--as a new storytelling device, particularly in cases where it allows film viewers to switch perspectives within the same work.