Sentence examples for true perspectives from inspiring English sources

"With the tree branches bare and the ground blanketed with snow," said Ann Leone, a Smith professor who is a member of the college's Landscape Studies Steering Committee, "Olmsted's vistas open up to their true perspectives".

We used previously validated survey tools on illness beliefs and medication adherence self-efficacy, but the validation was not done in an Afro-Caribbean population and these scales may not accurately reflect true perspectives of our target population [17, 18].

Although voluntary and anonymous, participants may have told us what they thought we wanted to hear, and not their true perspectives.

While we have no gold standard to identify the "true" perspective of women, if we assume that the surveys/interviews reflect the true perspective of women, the discrepancies observed between attributes included in surveys/interviews and DAs suggest that the true perspectives of users are not being reflected in the available tools.

Go for at least four nights if you want a true perspective.

We suggest it as municipal White House to give Mayor true perspective.

The scale of China's domestic Twitter rival, Sina's Weibo.com, puts Twitter itself in true perspective.

It may be crazy, but gliding gives you a true perspective and a sublime detachment from life's banalities.

Weeding is one of my favourite tasks: on the ground among the plants, you get a true perspective on a place.

There is one set of figures about the war in Afghanistan that puts the problems of trying to end it into their true perspective.

I personally cannot recall a time when it has felt more important to keep world events in their true perspective, an aim that underpins our thinking every week as we put the Guardian Weekly together.