Sentence examples for figure viewed from inspiring English sources
To the fans Mackay remains a messianic figure, viewed as the best manager the club has ever had.
In his third season, Weis remains a polarizing figure, viewed by his supporters as a potential savior and by his detractors as a man of pomposity rather than virtuosity, Ralph Kramden with a clipboard.
The Belgian authorities have previously claimed that as many as 800 Belgians were fighting as jihadi in the Middle East, a figure viewed by experts as improbably high for a country of 11 million, including more than 600,000 Muslims.
In a drawing from 1986, he hit on another public figure, viewed from behind against a moonlit city skyline; the work is inscribed, at the top, "A certain Donald Trump" and, below, "The first real gentleman I'd met in years".
In the current show, there is no border barrier, but there is an innovation: at the upper floor where the boy's head reaches, an open window has been cut into the wall so his face can be seen and his figure viewed from above, as well as from the floor below.
Though in life Simpson was known for his charm and charisma, his daughter is acutely aware that, in death, he has become something of a divisive figure, viewed either as victim or perpetrator of a doping culture that, as Millar put it, 40 years later left the sport of cycling "teetering on the edge of an abyss".
I always saw him as a somewhat Byronic figure, viewing the passing world with satirical disdain.
They are also respected figures, viewed as bringing a nuanced understanding of counterinsurgency tactics.
The test has three subsections all figures viewed from the back, from the front, and alternating views from the back and front.
But financial analysts have tended to exclude the Delphi figures, viewing the spinoff as a splitting of G.M. rather than the closing of a subsidiary.
The application consists of four views: Projection view (Figure 2A-1), Eigenviewor view (Figure 2A-2), Data view (Figure 2A-3), and Correlation view (Figure 2A-4).
