Sentence examples for be viewed from one from inspiring English sources

Classic Western gardens, whether geometric like Le Notre's or natural like Capability Brown's, can usually be viewed from one distant point.

This is very occasionally a blessed relief when I hear later about insane producers, crippling budgets, vicious weather, costumes only fit to be viewed from one side and the risk of death in – for example - improperly choreographed fights, or botched house fires.

"It was amazing when the bird was viewed from one side it appeared as a normal male and from the opposite side it appeared as a normal female," Dr. Brian D. Peer, a professor of biology at Western Illinois University in Macomb and one of the scientists, told The Huffington Post in an email.

The right side of one screen was viewed from one channel and the left side of the other screen was viewed through the other channel.

Championed in the early 1980s as an innovative method of increasing county revenues without raising taxes, the parking lot development proposals have since come to be viewed from a different perspective--one that weighs environmental and aesthetic considerations against financial factors.

Unlike many LCD TVs, this one can be viewed from almost any angle; like most, it adds its own glitches to low-def TV.

When the MA helices are viewed from above the basic residues on one helix and the acidic residues on the adjacent helix project towards one another.

Hence, when different eggs at the same cleavage stage are viewed from above the animal pole, each one has a different pattern of blastomeres, and the number of complete blastomeres at any given time is commonly not in the series of 2n [ 127].

Moreover, the actual change can be viewed as one change outcome taken from a set of alternative outcomes that could have occurred.

"There's just no sound basis for their opposition, just as there was never any scientific basis to believe GM plants should be viewed any differently from any other," One dissenter was Charles Benbrook, formerly of Washington State University but now a private consultant.

What does it say of a man, any man, that he can go from being viewed as one of his country's most polarizing figures to arguably its most beloved.