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Discover LudwigThe phrase "western perspective" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically describes a viewpoint or attitude of people from countries in the Western world, such as the United States, Europe, or Australia. For example: "The expert's analysis of the situation revealed a distinct western perspective."
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For most people here this coup is a pretty good thing, which is hard to understand from a western perspective, but easy enough for those westerners who have lived here during Thaksin's regime.
He also produced landscapes, frequently using Western perspective.
He managed to add Western perspective to traditional Oriental techniques without producing a jarring effect.
From a Western perspective, Mr. Ai's career fits a familiar profile.
"From a western perspective, maybe there's a certain crassness," says Sonny Wong, a marketer who advises wealthy newcomers.
From a western perspective, the Exodus story is the primary text of the biblical cry of freedom.
Viewing Scarlett as a savior is a decidedly Western perspective, but it had the ring of truth.
It's possible, however, that this "boundary pushing" is being observed by Patel and I from a very western perspective.
He was one of the first to adopt Western perspective through the Chinese prints available in Edo at that time.
"Western perspective is from a single point of view, with objects either closer or farther away," he explained.
Yet good as this book is, the result of such an approach is to see the Middle East largely from a Western perspective.
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