Sentence examples for the perspective of either from inspiring English sources

4. Write a journal entry from the perspective of either Lewis or Clark.

3. Debate the issue from the perspective of either a state board of education representative or a community member.

None of the sixteen writers, however, represented the perspective of either an active-duty service member or a veteran.

Not being "pure" on the issue of abortion — from the perspective of either side — helps underscore that profile.

There is an increasing recognition that such a boardroom is not ideal from the perspective of either corporate effectiveness or wider social legitimacy.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Language Arts – Taking the perspective of either a spectator or a player, write a poem or a dramatic monologue that praises your favorite sport and provides information about its play and history.

They argue, instead, it is through the perspectives of either an ordinary being or an unenlightened exalted being (āryas) that the definition of conventional truth is verified fully enlightened being (buddhas) do not experience the conventional truth in any respect.

Each chapter of the novel is narrated from the perspective of a descendant of either Effia or Esi, one representative for each generation, and the two bloodlines alternate up to the present day.

However, in addition to ambiguities rooted in whether an IS is perceived from the perspective of specific groups as either contributing value (as a "tool") or threatening particular interests (as a "weapon"), IS technology transfer is always fraught with the danger of being a "white elephant" that confers limited benefit and drains resources.

The earlier sequence – two shorts and four features, including My Night with Maud and Claire's Knee, made between 1962 and 1972 – consists of spare dramas, often using voiceover and told from the perspective of a man, either married or committed, who is tempted to stray.

Memorable moment: Visiting the clinics in Mae Sot treating Burmese refugees and migrants opened my eyes to how precarious life is for those fleeing civil conflicts the world has forgotten, and how hard it is to access healthcare when, from the perspective of national governments, you are either 'illegal' or invisible.