Sentence examples for Seen from here from inspiring English sources

Seen from here, the question may be impertinent.

Seen from here, Britain just sounded completely mad". If he looks back he has always had, for better and worse, a sense of that madness.

Seen from here, the garden turns out to be a blown-up version of Piranesi's 18th-century map of an imaginary Rome from his engraving series "Il Campo Marzio dell'Antica Roma".

Seen from here, the garden turns out to be a blown-up version of Piranesi's 18th-century map of an imaginary Rome from his engraving series "Il Campo Marzio dell'Antica Roma". The map represents an urban ideal, one in which the greatness of cities is seen to arise from a clash of architectural visions built up over centuries, and where each of these visions is given equal weight.

Henry James, then fifty-six, cast a proverbially long literary shadow... Seen from here, the year 1899 is remarkable not for its writers but for its toddlers.

Whales can sometimes be seen from here during the migration season, I'm told.

The cube was presented in two configurations, as "seen-from-above" or as "seen-from-below".

Seen here are portraits from her series, Ceremonies, which the artist considers to be modern interpretations of a 16th century still life.

Seen from the opposite side of the Channel, the reasons why the British should be written off as Europeans look at least as compelling as they do from here.

Seen from another, it was quite unnecessary.

Seen from above, both were modified rectangles.