Sentence examples for eyewitness view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan sketched out his eyewitness view of a region "at the brink of the abyss" during his visit to Israel, the Palestinian territories, Lebanon and Egypt, and his viewpoint was through a prism of hope, though not optimism.

Students in Patricia Dixon's Musical Protest in the Americas class consulted Pete Seeger himself in an online chat (and later corrected the professor by supplying Mr. Seeger's eyewitness view of events).

Lesser-known points in his life are examined, such as the impact of his parents' divorce, his suspension in 1963 by Alabama Coach Bear Bryant for drinking and his eyewitness view of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace's attempt to block a black student, Vivian Malone, from entering the University of Alabama, also in 1963.

What have they taken away from their eyewitness view of the world's economic turmoil?

National guidelines 2 13 had relatively few specific recommendations for the management of seizures acutely, but many of the variables might be considered obvious (eg, recording of temperature, seeking an eyewitness view of the episode given that patients cannot describe their own seizure, or advice about driving).

When an eyewitness views a crime, the face he or she encodes is not a direct match to the face seen in a subsequent ID procedure.

In a simultaneous lineup, eyewitnesses view an array of (typically, six) faces presented all at once and are tasked with identifying who they believe to be the suspect.

Unlike most authors who wrote about her, Mr. Davis brought an eyewitness's view to the family history.

Very low internet usage in the country – reportedly less than 2% of households – has made it difficult for Mauritanians to get their views, eyewitness accounts and images out to the rest of the world as has happened among other restive Arab populations.

Although some eyewitnesses expressed the view that Joseph Locke, driving Rocket, was at fault, following a few words from the coroner the jury returned a verdict of accidental death.

History now is taught from the point of view of eyewitness accounts and it is precisely this contesting of history with present vision that this project attempts to accomplish.