Sentence examples for this perspective means from inspiring English sources

Goethe's 'universal genius', in this perspective, means not that he was a talented painter and wrote poems, plays, novels, satires, libretti, an autobiography, studies of plant life and a theoretical treatise on colour, having also effectively run a small country, directed a theatre, and established a university, but that he knew how to make the edge of centrality a centre of gravity.

Reasoning according to this perspective means explaining our choices of actions in situations in which we are not sure what the right thing to do is.

This bent perspective means that the distant gas lantern on the right and near one on the left are different views of the same.

Folk wisdom suggests that the reason for this difference is cultural, which, depending on your perspective, means either that Europeans are ambitionless café-dwellers or that Americans are Puritan grinds with no taste for the finer things in life.

The salutogenetic perspective means that we examine the place of each individual on this continuum at a specific time.

Collaborative, systems perspective means journalism can be viewed as a welcome partner.

Their profoundly iconophile perspective means that reports of his actions, especially those relating to the suppression of icon worship, are potentially untrustworthy.

Health, from the families' perspective, means the general wellbeing of their loved ones in several areas.

A Socio-ecological perspective means that humans and the environments in which they live are in constant interaction with one influencing the other socially, emotionally, functionally and physically.

This paper adopts an internalization theory perspective, meant to improve the design of MP studies, and cautions against assuming too quickly a generalized MP relationship.

Yet harum-scarum speed and constant shifts in perspective mean that some of this can be ridden out.