Sentence examples for to get a perspective from inspiring English sources

I look at a lot of things when things were going bad, to get a perspective.

But the kick allowed me to get a perspective on my life I might not have otherwise gotten.

Mr. Wallace didn't even need to leave home to get a perspective on an unusual postscript to the demise of Yugoslavia.

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Alvin Black, the Montgomery County judge, said he planned to tour the camping area on Tuesday to get a perspective of the damage.

It's difficult to get a perspective on one's own work sometimes, a sense of distance, whereas someone else can look at it and say 'well I think what you're doing is going in the right direction' or 'I think somehow you're missing the point here'... so I use the internet for that kind of informal workshopping.

It was a homey spot to get a new perspective on her music.

"It is very important to get a complete perspective of the whole ground," he said.

She asked him to ride with an officer to get a police perspective.

"I went there also to get a better perspective, but there wasn't much to see.

"Changing the agency is a good way to get a fresh perspective on your brand".