Sentence examples for back a view from inspiring English sources

The layman is given back a view of the human body uncensored by experts".

"Those who stay there will take back a view of London they will never forget".

Madden, who had been perfectly positioned, signalled that Mackay-Steven had been pulled back, a view not vindicated by replays.

In this light, his resignation may prove to constitute one step back with a view to a more vigorous advance.

At Le Coucou, a peek into the back provides a view of an impeccable kitchen, with yards of tiny copper pots, people standing around, and empty marble counters.

Path to Welfare Alexandria Wallace grew up in a middle-class home topped by Spanish tile, with a swimming pool out back and a view of jagged reddish mountains.

"But there is not quite enough there: the still waters run very cool but not terribly deep, and 'The American' falls back into a view of its protagonist that is ultimately more sentimental than unsettling or intriguing".

(Olshansky says Vaupel has "no empirical evidence" to back such a view).

To understand the process and bring back a humanistic view to education seems to be necessary to rehumanizing medicine.

And so there we were, beauty at our backs and a view of all of Kyoto below us, spread out like an exotic picnic.

Some investors interpreted this as a sign that the Bank of Japan might scale back its policy, a view its governor quickly dismissed.