Sentence examples for In some view from inspiring English sources

By Robert A. Brooks The New Yorker, July 6 , 1968P. 58 Everything shifts here... The channel In some View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.

In some views, it also applied to abandoned articles.

Contemporary witches and dystopian fantasies are, in some views, a corrective to the childhood notion that the good and the fair will invariably prevail.

In their cobalt-blue body tights, they even look in some views like Audubon bird studies, standing bent forward, with arms spread back like wings.

If you do plan on tuning in, some viewing options: ON TV: The debate will be carried by all three major broadcast networks — NBC, CBS and ABC.

Mr. Mugabe's maneuvers were widely seen as an effort to split the Commonwealth along the lines of race and wealth, and in some views he nearly succeeded.

But the affection only enhances the apprehension many say they also feel about the daunting, in some views impossible, task facing that commander, Gen. David H. Petraeus.

Mr. Mailer's book incorporated techniques of fiction like imagined dialogue, muddying the historical picture and in some views squandering what turned out to be a one-time opportunity to view the file.

In some views, the object appears quite elongated.

An unequivocally positive abdominal EU exam for trauma may result in some views not being completed.

In some views, these darker spots are small deposits near impact craters, while in other photos they appear in larger concentrations.