Sentence examples for wide perspective on from inspiring English sources

For the half-hour we paraded, I tried to shimmy rather than shuffle, and enjoy the wide perspective on the city streets, normally nose to tail with traffic, and pony and trap tours.

Approximately a half hour of the movie concerns Bergen-Belsen, and the filmmakers — led by the director, Sidney Bernstein — present a surprisingly wide perspective on what the British found there, and what they did when they took charge.

"We have always sought to convey a wide perspective on the conflicts in the Middle East and initiate open dialogue with our audiences and guest speakers; and the Israeli Embassy have always supported us in this.

Daniel Start, editor of the Wild Swimming series of guidebooks, said: "I think it is fantastic that our prime minister has got the sense to know that a wild swim in the morning is a great way to freshen up the brain and get a wide perspective on the world.

All suggested indicators take a life-cycle wide perspective on production and consumption activities.

While their study did not make any definite recommendation, it provided a wide perspective on how genetic variation is distributed among peripheral and more variable breeds, which can be helpful for decision-makers to carry out conservation programs.

"But because of concerns about loitering, we added some to get a wide perspective of what was going on on the sidewalk".

While clearly indicating that the common surface roughness specification is generally not a relevant one to ensure a required seal performance, this work opens wide perspectives on the seal improvement by surface defects optimization only.

Cornwell, with his wider perspective on all four days of the campaign, makes one thing very clear: the famous mystery of why and how Napoleon lost the battle is no mystery at all.

But Avigdor Lieberman, the hardline foreign minister, offered a region-wide perspective on the disclosures.

Membership gives a wider perspective on strategic issues.