Sentence examples for by the viewing of from inspiring English sources

By presenting subjects with images of faces and objects, researchers had discovered that the brain waves elicited by the viewing of faces were generally larger and peaked sooner than the same responses elicited by objects.

So, for example, the experience of a very reddish-orange could be (partially) characterized as the state produced by the viewing of a color swatch within some particular range, which tends to produce the judgment or belief that the state just experienced is more similar to the experience of red than of orange.

The reaction to the trade has been complicated by the views of Bergdahl himself.

However, this was somewhat skewed by the views of those in the MENA regions.

"And I was absolutely fascinated by the view of American history that art gave me.

Residents heartbroken by the view of devastation from their windows packed their bags.

Our policy in this area will be driven by the views of women".

They were captivated by the view of the southern Catskills, with its layers of mountains.

"Or I'd get distracted by the view of the river".

Their views — like those of most other elected representatives — are not primarily shaped by the views of their constituents.

But bond yields are driven by the views of bond investors, which will include their views on fiscal policy.