Sentence examples for the given perspective from inspiring English sources

According to the given perspective, CSI may be defined as a way of finding new products and services that meet not only the functional needs of consumers but also their wider aspirations as citizens (Webb 2007).

As lights shift and change from any given perspective in the room, each viewer and/or clubgoer is treated to their very own light show.

But when sales of these two categories are stacked side by side, the numbers give perspective for how quickly the tablet is dissolving the old-school PC.

Additionally, the choice of a simple black line that the dog sits upon gives perspective to the piece and brings attention straight to the main illustration.

More than once, her female characters use the memories of old age to give perspective to the experiences of their wild young days.

The job of reporters is to do more: to ferret out the overlooked detail, the untold story, the unheard voice that can give perspective — or change everything.

So Cilic had time to give perspective to the possibility of a changing of the guard at the top in men's tennis.

The suffering is necessary to make sense of and give perspective to the good times.

A spotlight on a wooden water tank gives perspective to the backdrop, which features the World Trade Center.

Our approach could give perspective on the role of microRNAs in the pharmacological effects of SST.

On the other hand, artists sometimes say they appreciate the critic's ability to give perspective to a work about which they are too close to be objective.