Sentence examples for viewed through a prism from inspiring English sources

The notion that history is viewed through a prism that reflects as much about the prejudices of its writers as its subject is ingrained in the modern sensibility.

When the season is over, it will inevitably be viewed through a prism colored by Parcells's personality and success, one that could easily distort the answers the Jets uncover this season.

Despite Mr. Peres's own late-in-life attempts at unity among Israelis, perhaps it is only natural in a fractious country that his legacy is viewed through a prism of old divides.

It was unrelated to Brennan's situation, but the incident was viewed through a prism of a program run amok, giving the arrest of a walk-on quarterback more publicity than it would have normally received.

Groh is clearly weary of the notion that everything he does this season will be viewed through a prism of what might have happened if Parcells had stayed on the sideline rather than moving into the Jets' front office as the director of football operations.

But the images African- American parenting have historically been viewed through a prism of gendered and racial stereotypes.

Yet, for many people, including myself, the world can be viewed through a another prism, the prism of class and economics.

Many people's opinion of Chelsea is viewed through a Mourinho prism.

So, in the near term, every policy must be viewed through a single prism: does it help the economy grow?

For all the tireless one-game-at-a-time talk, the team's lot, at least once a week, is viewed through a bigger prism.

Data is often viewed through a tribal prism – think of the slant newspapers give to opinion polls, or the way financiers grab on to particular numbers.