- perspective
- 01. Living in a foreign culture helps you to gain a different [perspective] on life.02. Sergio has an interesting [perspective] on the Mexican election because his uncle is a member of the Opposition party.03. Children's drawings don't generally show much sense of [perspective].04. The building in the painting is out of [perspective]; it appears much too small.05. The early death of his business partner due to overwork has given him a new [perspective] on life.06. It is always interesting to read about one's own country and its culture from the [perspective] of recent immigrants.07. His newspaper column offers the left wing [perspective] on today's political and social issues.08. As you get older, and gain more experience, you may develop a different [perspective] on life.09. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said that our loyalties must transcend our race, our tribe, our class, and our nation, and this means we must develop a world [perspective].10. From the [perspective] of those involved in the export business in Canada, the low value of the Canadian dollar is not always considered as something bad.11. Paintings of the Middle Ages didn't really show much [perspective]; everything looked flat.12. Youth activist Craig Kielburger once observed that the [perspective] of children is desperately needed if we are to create a better and safer world for children, for youth, for everybody.13. Case studies are used by researchers in psychology to gain a historical [perspective], which often helps in forming hypotheses about the causes of a psychological disturbance.14. Different cultures have very different [perspectives] on death. For some it is the end; for others it is a new beginning.15. An effective way to integrate concepts is to attempt to examine them from a variety of [perspectives].
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.
