Sentence examples similar to widening her perspective from inspiring English sources

By Elizabeth Delehanty The New Yorker, December 14, 1940 P. 83 Thirteen-year-old Fanny Hopler of Central High School felt that her teacher ought to widen her perspective - she had bourgeois ideas - and come to the meeting of Fanny's discussion club.

It doesn't mean sacrificing your own point of view but rather widening your perspective.

You can see the recruitment of international students as an exercise in global engagement – widening the perspective of all students as they develop knowledge and understanding together.

It resembles the other synoptics in its treatment of the life of Jesus, but it goes beyond them in narrating the ministry of Jesus, widening its perspective to consider God's overall historical purpose and the place of the church within it.

Our ego prevents us from widening our perspective.

Widening our perspective to include these other conditionals tends to confirm Supp's view.

By widening our perspective, we can recognize that environments are combined constructions of physical, ecological, and social elements (Swyngedouw 1999).

Widening the perspective to include traps with one pivoting striker is a first step to see which challenges must be met.

Jahmal says the exhibition is in part about widening the perspective of the debate around gentrification.

The patient frowns and says he gets 'bored with life' widening the perspective towards his broader life experience.

The water trail, which will be well promoted, is likely to go a long way toward widening the national perspective on Alabama.