Sentence examples for could only be viewed from inspiring English sources

In Paris, they could only be viewed behind a curtain, and in Chicago, they were banned.

It could only be viewed by Rinehart, her senior and junior counsel and a number of solicitors.

Compton has faced 50 balls for his five runs and is looking so uncomfortable that his dismissal could only be viewed as a mercy killing.

On Wednesday, staff declined to speak to reporters and said the presidential suite could only be viewed by those who had booked it.

Some Palestinian leaders complained that the demands were so broad -- from free elections to an end to corruption to the breaking up of terrorist groups targeting Israel -- that Mr. Bush's speech could only be viewed as a stalling tactic.

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.

The year 1979 was the last time a total solar eclipse was visible from any part of the contiguous United States, but the path of totality could really only be viewed from Canada and northwestern states.

Watch Out After reading ("Luxe.com"), I was shocked that such a one-sided article could appear with what can only be viewed as a lack of editorial review.

Gravitation could only be acceptable, on their view, if it were explained, in turn, by vortices of intervening invisible matter whose tiny microscopic particles effected the apparent attraction of bodies via impulse.

According to Herrerías, before the federal archival law went into effect, documents could only be kept from public view for a maximum of 10 years.

But – in Osborne's view – it could only be successfully delivered by a Conservative majority government.