Sentence examples for your perspective for from inspiring English sources

The brand is Mentos, sold by Perfetti Van Melle, which became famous — or notorious, depending on your perspective — for a series of commercials from the 1990s.

Perhaps best known (or most notorious, depending on your perspective) for his provocative images of nude women bound with kinbaku, or Japanese bondage, Araki has also documented mundane life in snapshot-style portraits and dreary cityscapes.

While the definition of success may depend on your perspective, for me, successful students are ones who reach or leave my lab equipped to reach their potentials as scientists.

Since starting 2015 by being dropped to the bench (or rested, depending on your perspective) for his team's 1-0 loss at Real Sociedad, prompting speculation that he was considering leaving Barcelona following a bitter fall-out with boss Luis Enrique, Messi has been sublimely brilliant from his new position on the right wing.

For some, of course, the sameness of others' offerings still represents an opportunity for disruption (or, depending on your perspective, for a desperate attempt to divert current trends): witness the massive weight Microsoft is preparing to put behind the launch of its latest operating system, Windows 8, in October.

It shifts your perspective for a moment.

If you change your perspective from what is good for your sink to what is good for the planet, you also realize that this convenience should be used as a back up plan rather than as your first defense.

I just wanted to know what your perspective was for the question.

That could mean changing your perspective, praying for peace and/or taking action to do what is in our power to serve our brothers and sisters in the community and around the world.

In a way, this conversation will be a true test of what I've been teaching you all semester--how to step outside your own perspective for a moment to consider both sides of an issue".

It takes balls (or ovaries, depending on your perspective) to ask for something you desperately need (or even just kinda-sorta want).