Sentence examples for various perspectives and from inspiring English sources
Like the previous novel, it weaves together the stories of several characters and is told from various perspectives and in different authorial voices.
"Why would the coroner lie?" "Red Rover" is the sui generis result of that asking — supposition moving in on perplexity, the time frame of a life wrenched wide open to accommodate various perspectives and conjectures about motive.
His various perspectives, and his writerly lucidity, make Mr. Horovitz's book one of the most informing about the state of the state of Israel we are likely to have.
One of the big pleasures of your book is meeting the same characters in different stories and settings and getting to know them from various perspectives — and thereby, paradoxically, instead of knowing them better, knowing them less and less.
These variable ranking models measure features from various perspectives, and lead to different ranking results.
Therefore, the 'encounter' of various perspectives, and even incompatible stances, is crucial for the overall value of the process.
Most concerning, a majority of studies mixed utilities elicited from various perspectives, nations and weighting approaches and did not actively disclose these sources of origin, e.g., by naming the populations in which preferences had originally been elicited.
We sat in awe for a moment at the various perspectives, backgrounds and motives of each OWS contributor and their journey through this burgeoning movement.
The semi-structured format of the group discussions encouraged the GPs' active engagement and we made an effort to uncover the various perspectives, experiences and practices of the participating GPs.
Finally, various perspectives, challenges and shortcomings of the existing research work are discussed.
Within each of the trust sites, we purposively sampled a diverse range of informants involved in the technology adoption or implementation, reflecting various perspectives, professional and organisational roles.
