Sentence examples for be seen through two from inspiring English sources

Reformist intellectuals, writers and politicians say the recent crackdown can be seen through two different lenses.

Like many novelists, Oz realised that the same event can be seen through two different windows, giving rise to two different descriptions – and both are correct, relative to their own vantage point.

As Rose continues to come under fire, his toughness questioned by the same fans who once adored him, his visibility on the bench can be seen through two different prisms.

A surreal white horse can be seen through one of the windows.

Research in environmental psychology has suggested that place-identity is vital to a person's identity and that this can be seen through four principles.

Its dozens of characters and years and complicated events are seen through one set of eyes, those of Cromwell.

Time Moves Slow by Möbius Dance is seen through four different perspectives, inspired by four different songs and acknowledges four different heroes tasked with the climbing the same mountain and overcoming the same challenge.

"It goes back to a culture of how you measure fairness that took root under Gordon Brown's time, where fairness was seen through one prism and one prism only, which was the tax and benefits system," he said.

But the brain is biased to connect lines along the simplest possible path – the principle of "good continuation" – leading us to conjure up the illusion that we are seeing through two, overlapping glass mountains.

Since 1947, both in Karnataka and elsewhere in India, the industrial influence on forest policy can be seen through the four distinct stages as shown in Figure 1.

Crowe may also take a role in the film, whose events will be seen through the eyes of two police partners, one black and one white.