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Sentences ending with perspective

You bring Trent to me; assure him that I'm his friend though I fear he a little distrusts me (I don't know why, I have not deserved it); and you've both of you made your fortunes--in perspective. [12]
Her error was in arguing their attitude from her own temperament, and endowing them, for the purposes of argument, with her perspective. [8]
I don't mean by this to set up a comparison between Mark Twain and Shakespeare: I don't feel competent to do it; and I'm not at all sure that it could be done until Mark Twain's work shall have its fair share of historical perspective. [5]
I held my breath as I looked down the marvelous perspective. [4]
Some German words are so long that they have a perspective. [5]
There were booths and tents everywhere--all sorts of cheap-jacks vaunted their wares, merry-go- rounds and swings and shooting-galleries filled the usual spaces in the perspective. [11]

More example sentences with the word perspective in them

Please walk thirty yards, so that I can get a perspective on the thing.... Now, then--your head's right, speed's right, shoulders right, eyes right, chin right, gait, carriage, general style right--everything's right! [5]
In this letter we realize that he had gone into the wilderness to reflect--to get a perspective on the situation. [5]
The family was usually large, but the perspective bad. [5]
Again, the person trying to get out of the way is too small; he is out of perspective, as we say. [5]
The first person to fill the perspective was Charley Steele. [11]
The grind of their wheels and the clash of their harsh bells imperfectly fill the silence that the omnibuses have left, and the eye misses the tumultuous perspective of former times. [8]
To speak technically, the masterpiece of literature is characterized by the same knowledge of proportion and perspective as the masterpiece in art. [4]
Sometimes I turned the lights low: this gave perspective, you see; and the imagination could play; always, the dim receding ranks of the dead inspired one with weird and fascinating fancies. [5]
He could sweep the horizon in a wide general outlook, and manage his perspective and his lights and shadows so as to place and accent his special subject with its due relief and just relations. [6]
Looking quickly from the fire to the face of the Honourable and back again earnestly, as if the full force of what was required came to him, he said: "We shall get the perspective better if we put the tale in the third person. [11]
If he opposed some measures for the general good, like high schools and school libraries, it was because he lacked perspective, in his intense individualism, and suspected all expense of being spendthrift. [8]
There is no slurring of perspective effect about it--the most distant --the minutest object in it has a marked and distinct personality--so that you may count the very leaves on the trees. [5]
On the right side of this plot of ground rose the one-storied dwelling house, its length stretching into distant perspective, as it consisted of a single row of living and bedrooms. [10]
We can't get perspective, you see. [11]
He saw Victoria's life in a new perspective,--one in which his was but a small place in the background of her numerous beneficences; which was, after all, the perspective in which he had first viewed it. [9]
Genius defies the laws of perspective and looms larger as it recedes. [5]
I have been in the Doge's palace and I saw several acres of very bad drawing, very bad perspective, and very incorrect proportions. [5]
And from the height of this perception all that had previously tormented and preoccupied him suddenly became illumined by a cold white light without shadows, without perspective, without distinction of outline. [2]
They have gained; for by some subtle law all tragic human experiences gain in pathos by the perspective of time. [5]
I am very fond of it, for it gives the church in perspective, as you see. [9]
During the next few days Valmond was everywhere--kind, liberal, quaint, tireless, at times melancholy; "in the distant perspective of the stage," as Monsieur De la Riviere remarked mockingly. [11]
Perspective, and the enchantments wrought by distance, are wanting. [5]
In this perspective Ditmar appeared so ruthless, his purpose to use her and fling her away so palpable, that she despised herself for having hesitated. [9]
There are no distances; there is no perspective, so to speak. [5]
It needs a certain perspective to judge of this aright, for the near and the immediate always assume importance. [4]
Sergeant Tom drew back, not because he feared but as if to get a mental perspective of the situation. [11]
Then he drew back a space, for a perspective view. [6]
In great haste and as fast as he could he got down again to the roadway, hurried across the smooth pavement, on both sides of which the long perspective of man-headed lions kept guard, and painfully clambered up a sand-heap on the opposite side. [10]
When we take a proper historical perspective, we see that it is the universal, the simple, that lasts. [4]

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