Sentence examples for at first views from inspiring English sources

The film's main dynamic passes between Freya and her initially suspicious young friend, Agga, who at first views Freya's manipulativeness with scorn but, as she herself grows up over the course of the action, eventually enrolls herself as Freya's apprentice and enabler.

She runs into Donna (Retta), who at first views Ann as competition, but then offers her advice after witnessing Ann's awkward flirting.

At first view, the camp looked as I'd expected.

At first viewing, however, they don't add up to a compelling structure.

Andrew appears at first view to be the play's most generous and sensitive character.

A growing number of economists now think so, having at first viewed sterling's rise as a temporary blip.

It's an emotional end, adding unexpected heartbreak to a film that may have seemed almost baffling at first viewing.

By Theodore Spencer The New Yorker, December 2 , 1939P. 78 The day was a year at first View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Emily Nussbaum.

This implies that the computer is at first viewed with awe, a machine of unimaginable power and potential.

He's then incarcerated under the direction of kindly psychiatrist Dr Rosen Christopher Plummerr), who is at first viewed as a hostile figure.

The result was that in March 1979, Ms. Byrne, at first viewed as a quixotic candidate for mayor, beat Mr. Bilandic, ending 48 years of machine domination of city politics.