Sentence examples for be viewed only from from inspiring English sources

Curiously, the forest can be viewed only from below.

None charge admission, but some can be viewed only from outside.

Now it can be viewed only from behind ropes or from the bridge that spans the Turbine Hall one floor up.

Weekdays are the only time, and strolling the only way, to visit the inns (always remembering that they are working legal institutions, and that many buildings can be viewed only from the outside).

The gold walls are painted with Peruvian symbols like a giant bird and a monkey, based on the country's Nazca Lines, ancient earthworks that can be viewed only from a great height, as from a plane.

Whereas de l'Orme had designed the tomb of Francis I to be viewed only from the front or the side, Primaticcio's design allowed the tomb to be viewed from all angles.

Other sculpture is carved in relief and is viewed only from the front and sides.

The work may be designed, like many Archaic sculptures, to be viewed from only one or two fixed positions, or it may in effect be little more than a four-sided relief that hardly changes the three-dimensional form of the block at all.

The lower part of the north wall of the nave is also from the Norman building, but can only be viewed from the cloister because the interior has been decorated with mosaic.

The results – some of which could only be viewed properly from a plane – include Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty, a swirling basalt outcrop surrounded (before Utah was struck by drought) with vivid red water.

These articles feature data-based components such as compound information, experimental flowcharts and embedded video (although potentially data rich, this data can often be inaccessible in the same sense that was discussed for Figures 1 and 2. An animation for example can only be viewed from the author's predetermined viewpoint, and not from the reader's).