Sentence examples for distinct view of from inspiring English sources

By presenting a theatrical account of human energy, each choreographer offers us a distinct view of human potential.

Insignia calls EdificeRex the first "building-specific portal designed to create a unique online community for New York's apartment dwellers and offer all New Yorkers a distinct view of the city".

The Met took seriously the eastern Christians' claim to a distinct view of the relationship between man, God and the physical world: a view that would see Renaissance religious art as self-indulgent rather than "progressive".

Each has a different take on the early days, when record producers were puzzled by the unlikeliness of four white guys making this music ('Come back when you're black') and on life when girls and riches arrived: 'I even have money in my pocket that doesn't jingle.' Each has a distinct view of what happened when DeVito landed them with mountainous debts.

For cross section analysis, the samples were fractured in liquid nitrogen in order to have distinct view of the membrane's selective layer section.

On Stoic Self-contradictions 1035 C-D) At this point, we can appreciate the way Stoicism presents a distinct view of the relation between epistêmê and technê.

These distinct views of the origin of the Prakrit languages are also associated with cultural differences.

What we are left with are two distinct views of the scandal.

Trees frame three distinct views of the wide, shimmering river, and a small pond at the bottom of the lawn seems to bring the river closer than it really is.

There is a particular problem with the Brexit campaign in as much as it involves different individuals who have clear but distinct views of what the alternative arrangements might be, which are more often than not inconsistent with each other.

A different strand of modal interpretations is loosely associated with the (distinct) views of Kochen (1985), Healey (1989) and Dieks and Vermaas (e.g. 1998).