Joking aside, if you talk about "black" with "white" in mind, pursue success knowing you might fail, begin to enjoy your friends before you lose them, you're able to keep things in perspective, or "in a correct perspective" but the adjective (correct) is really redundant, as is the adverb (really).
Anyways, here are a few examples to help you put that phrase, and hopefully everything else, into perspective.
1. Wall St flat as investors digest Friday rate cut (Reuters, August 20, 2007):
Fresh news from the beleaguered mortgage market continued to unnerve investors. Thornburg Mortgage's shares fell 9.6 percent to $13.59 after chief operating officer Larry Goldstone said there was a crisis in investor confidence in the mortgage sector.
"The market is taking some baby steps, trying to build on Friday's rally. We're digesting the Fed's move last week and putting things into perspective," said Richard Sparks, senior equities analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research in Cincinnati.
"But I don't think we've gotten the 'all clear'; the market still knows there are some hurdles to overcome."
2. Realizing China's Potential (Speech at the 2003 Asian Investment Conference by Yukon Huang, Director, World Bank China Program; www.worldbank.org.cn):
But what does 6 or 7 per cent growth mean over the next two decades? Let's put it in perspective. In terms of purchasing power measurement of GDP in China today, it would be about US$3,000 per capita. In nominal dollars it's more like US$800, but if you take US$3,000 per capita as a purchasing power concept, China 20 years from now, even at 6 or 7 per cent growth rates would be the second largest economy in the world – second only to the US.
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