perspective|perspectives in English

noun

[per·spec·tive || pər'spektɪv /pə's-]

viewpoint, outlook; vista, view

Use "perspective|perspectives" in a sentence

1. If you are not in the PHP perspective, click the icon with a plus symbol on the top right corner of the window to change perspectives.

2. Perspectives: Bigwigs & New Gigs

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4. Current Perspectives On Biologics In Wound Care

5. Utilize relevant concepts, alternative theories and perspectives.

6. The Stoic tradition also reflected diverse perspectives.

7. Adjust Photograph Perspective

8. Anthologizing Canadian Literature Theoretical and Cultural Perspectives

9. New Perspectives on Computer Concepts 2014: Comprehensive.

10. The Africanist Sharing perspectives while building community

11. Safe, sane, and consensual: contemporary perspectives on sadomasochism.

12. So a better perspectives have fewer local optima.

13. No perspective, no perception. New perspective, new perception. Toba Beta 

14. - the group on 'New perspectives for aeronautics`,

15. — the group on ‘New perspectives for aeronautics’,

16. Now we're going to enrich those perspectives greatly.

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18. The two attitudes derive from different historical perspectives.

19. Parental Perspectives: Delivering Life-Altering News in the ER

20. This study discusses the problem Anachronism from various perspectives

21. She understands the oddball perspectives that some viewers have.

22. Multiple Hyper-realistic Perspectives and Mix Configurations (Ambisonics)

23. The chapter is insightful and suggestive of new perspectives.

24. Functionalist translation theory holds new perspectives on translational action.

25. You have lost perspective, Cuddy.