Sentence examples for a swift view from inspiring English sources

PARIS IS BURNING Arriving in theatres in 1991, a year and a half after Madonna roused public curiosity about voguing, Jennie Livingston's documentary about New York City drag balls caused a small sensation by offering a swift view of the witty and unsettling ways in which gay black and Hispanic men — the creators of the scene — transform and mimic figures out of straight white civilization.

This does not mean that the Irish independence is to be taken lightly, because Swift viewed the self-reliance as "the only means of halting their [the Irish/Irish Protestant] self-destructive complicity – of which they were inadequately aware – in England's ongoing consumption of Ireland".

It is planning to hold meetings with officials this week with a view to a swift return.

Additionally, the list view supports a swift navigation to activities that are assigned to the list items.

Walk in a nutshell A seaside stroll followed by a swift hill climb for great views across the city and along the south coast.

"The OFT limited the scope of its investigation to a small number of major companies, with a view to achieving a swift and effective outcome," says a statement.

The game can be played from a bird's eye view, or, with a swift zoom, you can walk around the park on foot.

Fred Mitchell's watercolor scenes seem ambitious only in the way they generalize the view and use a swift, brief mark to underscore immediacy.

As has been pointed out (Leff 1967), in 1377 78 Wyclif made a swift progression from unqualified fundamentalism to a heretical view of the Church and its Sacraments.

The Council also shares Parliament's view on the need for a swift and effective implementation of the new Eurojust and Europol decisions.

But even those inclined toward that view said the Japan tragedy should compel a swift reassessment of the risks.