Sentence examples for brief view of from inspiring English sources

One gets a very brief view of the pedestrians.

Amid a strong overall defensive performance Saturday, it was only a brief view of what the Giants' revamped, and perhaps improved, defense could look like this season.

There are swirling circles of light and bouquets of multicolored light bulbs; glimpses of the black-and-white tiles on his apartment floor; a brief view of a cityscape.

In fact, "The Lone Ranger" — which features many of the elements of classic Westerns, including an all too brief view of the majestic landscape — is not a Western but a collection of signifiers of Westerns that are assembled in such a way as to attract audiences that would never be attracted to a Western.

The outcomes distinguish utopia from reality, introduce a pool of evidence that can justify whether a city can claim to be smart and depict a brief view of the future smart city.

The article gives a brief view of our extensive work starting from the first approach in PVD deposition of magnesium alloys up to the present work in establishing the plasma anodisation.

A native of Lithuania displaced by World War II, Mekas arrived in New York in 1949 and began shooting brief views of friends and family, landscapes and ceremonies — a running diary of his daily life — which he edited into the first of his epic compilations, "Walden".

In a brief view, an earlier harvest of B. brizantha cv.

He ignores Dolpopa's pure, transcendental knowledge called ālaya, mentioning it obliquely, only in passing, during a final brief survey of views based on Chinese sources; he leaves unanswered the question of the final ontological status of the eighth consciousness; and he allows the views of Asaṅga set forth in the Bodhisattva-bhūmi to retain an authority he will later explicitly deny.

A more detailed description of the intervention can be found in the intervention manual (see additional file 1) The intervention that is the focus of this study is relatively brief, in view of recent research suggesting that briefer psychosocial interventions can be more easily integrated into routine care.

The baker in the case, according to the government's brief, "views the creation of custom wedding cakes as a form of art, to which he devotes his creativity and artistic talents".