You see everything in terms of money.

A woman thinks of everything in terms of money.

Don't see life in terms of money.

He tends to think of everything in terms of money.

Both books apply to the past the lens that Argentines are accustomed to using when they look at the present the lens of the press.

The viewing of Iran through an orientalist lens is nothing new.

But what if common European institutions are not viewed through the prism of national institutions?

Much of this debate can be viewed through the lens of American involvement with Iraq.

Viewing economic policies through the lens of learning provides a different perspective on many issues.

China's modern view of foreigners and their intentions is necessarily refracted through the prism of such history.

It's an elegant approach to dramatize a story that was so often filtered through the prism of social media.

There is no such thing as true objectivity. We all perceive the world subjectively, through the prism of our experiences and beliefs.

Indeed, for the past seven years America s foreign policy seems to have been conducted entirely through the prism of the war on terror and the Iraq war.

Cocooned, protected, over regulated Western Europe sees high unemployment exist in the context of generous social security systems.

TOULOUSE For the last half century, the world s leading universities have taught microeconomics through the lens of the Arrow Debreu model of general competitive equilibrium.

Following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the US viewed the Islamic world almost exclusively through the prism of the global war on terror.

They, too, see the world through a prism that makes America continue to appear essential, but no longer preeminent.

Biologist Richard Dawkins makes a case for thinking the improbable by looking at how the human frame of reference limits our understanding of the universe.

Graffitours, offered to both residents of Medellín and foreign visitors, allow the community's stories to be narrated through the artistic appropriation of urban spaces spaces which, both historically and politically, have come to symbolise its violent past.

And also, if you re embedded in such a network of relationships, your view of the world has to do with what information comes to you through the network of relations.

Among modern technology fans a popular topic is augmented reality, lately seen primarily through the prism of special glasses.

By obsessively filtering their conflict through the nightmare of the Holocaust and the Nakbah, Israelis and Palestinians have doomed the chances of a peaceful settlement of their dispute.

Indeed, even the locals themselves apparently view the fires, at least in part, through the prism of the conflict in Ukraine.

The US views Syria mainly through the lens of Iran, seeking to depose Assad in order to deprive Iran s leaders of an important ally in the region, one that borders Israel.

We should continue to engage the assistance and cooperation of civil society, whose members look at this issue through the prism of humanitarian considerations.

Through the lens of bloggers, Flickr users and communities, and contributors on YouTube, we offer you an online tour of the art of the streets that communicate secrets and passions at every turn.

Viewed through the lens of history, the main job of US presidents is to be mature and wise enough to stand up to the permanent war machine.

While he was seen abroad through the prism of his heroism and his philosophical speeches, at home Havel was often perceived as being deeply engaged in the political scrum. His critics argue that he developed a taste for intrigue and used behind the scenes maneuvering to achieve his aims.

But these obvious signs of malfeasance were all too easily ignored when times were good and in the face of the current US administration's hostility towards regulation.

While he was seen abroad through the prism of his heroism and his philosophical speeches, at home Havel was often perceived as being deeply engaged in the political scrum.

While his other points might or not be valid, Navalny's reasoning for not supporting a referendum is the oddest, especially viewed through the lens of his ideology.

Most women also recognize and resent that the media judge them more harshly than they judge men. And, because women generally expect to bear most of the responsibility for nurturing children, they tend to evaluate social policies through this lens.

And, because women generally expect to bear most of the responsibility for nurturing children, they tend to evaluate social policies through this lens.

The question is whether any US president, Republican or Democrat, would be willing to risk alienating those who still view Taiwan through the lens of its conflict with the People s Republic.

Meanwhile, seen from the outside world, through the prism of both new and traditional media, it's as if Guinée were nothing but an ocean of Ebola virus.

Each of these groups of RuNet users perceives Turkey through the prism of their own domestic concerns members of the opposition see an example to follow, while regime supporters see the disturbances as evidence of foreign meddling and western hypocrisy.

Beti Ellerson is passionate about helping African women tell their stories through their cameras so they can talk about a different Africa than the one we are used to seeing in traditional media.

The moral and ideological fractures surfacing in our blogosphere are rooted in the history and politics of Islam in Bengal, directed by the spirit of 1971 and lately, viewed through a post 9 11 lens.

Today, when his own death forces us to look to ourselves in the mirror of those words, we woke to the news with sadness that we lost Eduardo Galeano, our founder, a member for years of our Advisory Council, and a regular contributor.

Everything is viewed as politics and votes, not as technical problems requiring technological expertise, which is why Africa s poverty is so often attributed to corruption rather than to ecological challenges.

In the US, North Korea is seen mostly through the prism of nuclear non proliferation, and the new administration is wary of being tricked into giving its rulers anything without getting fissile material in return.

Nevertheless, to paraphrase Keynes, every time we turn on the radio or television, read a newspaper, pick up a novel, or watch a movie, we are in the thrall of one or more dead humanists who set the terms of reference through which we see the world.