Sentence examples for allowed to see something from inspiring English sources

If voters are allowed to see something of Mr Perry's tender humanity, and feel some of his pain, they might not be so quick to mock his failure to overcome it in his last presidential bid.

The commentators use it to assess decisions but at the explicit request of the BCCI, we're not allowed to see something that has been part of the coverage for UK viewers for the past six years.

You tell a kid there's something they're not allowed to see and of course they want to see it.

"I wasn't allowed to see it, obviously, because I was like 6 when it came out or something.

What would he be allowed to see?

I know more about myself and other people, because this experience of suffering and loss allowed me to see something I couldn't have seen otherwise.

They not only allow you to see something of yourself in them, they allow you to project.

The mode should give editors unprecedented abilities to edit in post-production, not only altering the footage but choosing the frame itself, allowing users "to see something you missed," Woodman says.

They allow us to see something where there would normally be nothing.

I always give them what they want, but at the same time allow them to see something else about the character, which is fun.

"I don't want to live – I want to love first and live incidentally," she proclaimed and it is that vitality and greed for all of life's experiences, both good and bad, that stretches down over the decades, allowing each generation to see something new.