Sentence examples similar to as a windows onto from inspiring English sources
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He was interested in language as a window onto the mind.
In a newspaper, say, a photograph of a black subject is usually conceived as a window onto another world.
He told me that he wants the place to remain "in situ, as a window onto Omaha's past".
"It has so much more use as a window onto broader cultural trends, attitudes and the way people imagine themselves as citizens".
When Mr. Jobs demonstrated the original iPhone, he proudly showed how it could be used as a window onto a full-size newspaper Web page.
He is able to see the sky through the lattice roof, and a small cutout in the wood serves as a window onto the park.
One of several paintings in which a window is nearly congruent with the canvas's edges, it gleefully confounds the Renaissance notion of the canvas as a window onto another space by multiplying it.
The Web site is not affiliated with Vine on any official basis, but it serves as an endorsement of the video service as a window onto our hyper-documented world.
Like Trow, Arlen regarded television not as a window onto the actual state of the world but a set of corporate-carved keyholes offering fragmented and often misleading visions.
Ms. Hughes, the author of "George Eliot: The Last Victorian" and "The Victorian Governess," treats Mrs. Beeton's work as a window onto the world of mid-19th-century England.
