Sentence examples for been two views of from inspiring English sources

Almost since its inception, there have been two views of modern government: one sees it as a defender of personal liberty through protection of individual rights; the other sees a constant threat to liberty that must be held in check.

The show looks at the creation of Galicia before examining Polish, Ukrainian, Austrian and Jewish perspectives and lastly "Galicia after Galicia", the contemporary mythology in which Galicia is a brand of bottled water and soup.There have always been two views of Galicia, explains Jacek Purchla, the head of the International Cultural Centre in Krakow that is hosting the exhibition.

There are two views of Scottish humour.

There are two views of online recommendations, Wright said.

Here are two views of the same quandary, drawn from opposing ends of the twentieth century.

There are two views of this seminal film from the early 70s.

There are two views of the arts in Britain, and yesterday the difference between these perspectives appeared more stark than ever.

Since these are two views of the same scene, the corresponding images are related by the binocular disparity, which refers to the difference in the image plane coordinates of similar features captured in two stereo images.

Depending on the order of the formation of the regular secondary structure of a protein and the compaction of the polypeptide chain, there are two views of the folding mechanism.

2. Below are four views of the same cube.

Also here are three views of Louis Comfort Tiffany's Oyster Bay estate, Laurelton Hall, where artists were once offered residencies.