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Perspective in sentence

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That's why we must have that long-term perspective, but we must measure the impact over 10-year periods.
And if we have policies in which we take it in that larger historical perspective, we're going to be able to manage this process.
To put things in perspective, half of the students completing high school today in Australia are not prepared to understand any argument about rates of change in data.
From a business perspective, they are less likely to churn and more likely to refer friends, so we're hoping to trade off a lower revenue per user for a bigger and more engaged user base.
The movie is sometimes being narrated by Jones' character but somehow that perspective did not fit for me.
The rest of the film is simply the usual "Santa Anna is a tyrant" storyline and with a weak attempt to show the Mexican perspective with a fictional Hispanic character displaying stereotypical Latin machismo.
This is an admirable attempt from first time filmmaker Ham Tran, offering little-glanced perspective dealing with Vietnam war victims struggling for liberation, but plays out as a glorified history special.
You see the nation of Iraq like you've never seen it covered by the media, and shot from a perspective that is hardly considered by most Americans, where the movie has its main audience.
If Giannaris had the proper perspective on this project it might have made a wonderful Bel Ami production.
Did they just want an Asian woman in there, or does her unconvincingly wise character actually lend this "message" movie's story a fresh perspective)?
I feel like trying out Uwe Boll's latest cinematic outings just to get some sense of perspective over HOTD2.
When you look at the film from that perspective, it is indeed quite an achievement.
The original title of "Cottonmouth Joe" would've put things into better perspective for much of the viewing audience.
It's the self-congratulatory tone that really makes me sick though; these guys don't have any perspective on their behaviour.
Some of the burning fire scenes were pretty bad and the evacuation scenes were terrible but it is quite obvious that they had some good support from a computer perspective as the planet scenes and the alien images were quite inventive.
If I read this novel looking for a great adventure story I would say that I wasted my time, but looking at in the perspective of explaining the futility of 19th century civilization, I would say this is one of the most significant novels I have ever read.
If you are having difficulty understanding and visualizing the novel then the movie might be a good recourse but I would not recommend seeing the movie as an alternative to the novel or even a different perspective.
I loved the first person perspective and wish we had had that choice in the first three games.
what made george so great in the past was his ability to look at things in his own twisted way, and give us his unique perspective on those things.
but you are all diseased is just a long rant. he doesn't give us any unique perspective on anything, he just gives us a long list of stuff that he's p.o.'d at.
(e.g.- every time the editor would cut to a new shot, you'd here the sound change perspective with it).
Now, I am not saying that Christina Wayne stole this story, but she added nothing fresh to the perspective.
It is a meaningless film from (and about) a narrow perspective that did absolutely nothing for me.
It's simply a big waste because this could have been a great opportunity to show Latinos, Koreans, Iranians, and blacks, from a different perspective.
We are treated to a variety of characters who offer their perspective of life, the universe, etc. during Adam's travels through the Mojave Desert on foot.
It's tough to review Psycho if you don't have the perspective of how revolutionary the movie was in 1960.
The computer werewolves are just awful: the perspective is all off, it's like seeing them through a distorting mirror.
Dark Harvest 3: Scarecrow: 1 out of 10: In Einstein's theory of relativity time is of the perspective of the one that views time.
There were extra bodies to help put everything in to perspective, however, John Othello, played by Eamonn Walker, over reacted a lot in this film, causing for the down fall of Keeley Hawes, Dessie Brabant, eventually ending in Dessie's death.
While, with modern eyes and ears, one can quibble about the plot, the perceptive viewer should put this film's unique delights in their proper perspective.
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