Sentence examples for this kind of perspective from inspiring English sources

To be an undergraduate with this kind of perspective is game changing.

This kind of perspective change is associated with positive conversations, a finding that is consistent with psychological theories of depression.

But the five year-old group – Lovano and Douglas, plus pianist Lawrence Fields, double bassist Linda May Han Oh, and drummer Joey Baron – tell better jazz stories from this kind of perspective than most, and this session catches them at their most collectively fluent.

Albert Camus is famous for expressing this kind of perspective, suggesting that the lack of an afterlife and of a rational, divinely ordered universe undercuts the possibility of meaning (Camus 1955; cf. Ecclesiastes).

This kind of perspective is the secret sauce to groundbreaking ideas.

He was so ahead of his time it's profound to begin putting his life's work into this kind of perspective.

We are familiar with the use of this kind of perspective-taking in chimpanzees as they compete for food against conspecifics [members of the same species].

She writes from that kind of perspective.

We need that kind of perspective, I think.

Britain's raving Europe debate badly needs that kind of perspective.

But TV stars - remember David Caruso? - are not known for that kind of perspective.