Sentence examples for a time when viewing from inspiring English sources

The University of the West of England's Professor Martin Lister, author of Photography in the Age of Electronic Imaging, sees developments such as the recent release of the Nikon Sp1000j, a 12 megapixel digital camera with an in-built pico projector, as harking back to a time when viewing photos was a social event.

He has also commented that the poor timeslot and the decision to air the series in July and August (a time when viewing figures are traditionally lower due to the summer) reflected the fact that Star Cops didn't have the confidence of the BBC management.

In some papers the time when viewing the delivered report was also considered as a relevant step.

The climax is PMQs, which seems even more of a waste of time when viewed from the inside.

A company's performance can get better and fall behind at the same time when viewed in the context of the larger marketplace.

Visitors are required to bow three times when viewing the body, and must first pass through a full-body dust-remover, to prevent contamination.

Arriving at a time when many viewed the Smithsonian as musty and irrelevant, he "threw open the dusty doors of history and invited the public to revel in its past," said Susan Stamberg, a friend and commentator on National Public Radio.

Many of us can still remember a time when Cubism, viewed as a dazzlingly optimistic investigation of the essential nature of reality, was said to be the pinnacle, the gravitational center of Picasso's art.

The signs on the toilets might have changed, but will there ever come a time when we view our current lineup with the same sense of old-fashioned hilarity?

For example, there was a time when I viewed Jesus, and only Jesus, as capable of being divine, or living free of self-interest or self-obsession, and in oneness and unity with Source itself.

Taking police attention away from these problems of disorder would turn back the proverbial clock to a time when police viewed themselves as professionally remote crime fighters instead of the guardians and caretakers of our communities, as characterized by the profession's new community problem-solving era.