Sentence examples for your perspective that from inspiring English sources

Depending on your perspective, that could be great, or horrible.

Thiel tends to frame his investments in the gilt-edged language of a higher purpose – namely to "take our civilisation to the next level" – and depending on your perspective, that makes him either a fantasist or visionary.

The trailer for John le Carré's new novel, "A Delicate Truth," is a stylish new example of a form (art form, advertising form or both, depending on your perspective) that is still finding its feet.

Depending on your perspective, that's a pity or an unexpected bonus of old age.

Depending on your perspective, that's either a quite a lot (equivalent to 12 trips to the moon and back) or not much at all (only one-tenth of the world's estimated 60 million miles of road).

From your perspective, that could be deemed to be shortage.

The song has an endearingly down-on-your-luck perspective that marks a refreshing change from the sneering break-up songs like Cole Swindell's Ain't Worth the Whiskey and Tyler Farr's Redneck Crazy that have lately infiltrated country radio.

While employee feedback can certainly be wonderful when it's positive and in line with your own perspective, that's not always how it turns out, is it?

With the latter abject half-truth falsehoods, it is important to recall the truism or head fake, depending upon your political perspective, that when you let free markets work, the consumer benefits!

During a recent interview in New York, Abdul-Jabbar said: "When you have a connection to your history, you have a perspective that gives you a lot of confidence.

Strategic communications professionals and agency leads bring valuable insight and an external perspective that has your best interest in mind.