Sentence examples for from a viewing of from inspiring English sources
And that style itself came from happenstance, from a viewing of a DVD, not from some carefully thought-out strategy.
It's clear from a viewing of "Boycott" that, prompted by the script's focus on the private King, Mr. Wright has searched for an unusual path into the character.
The idea sprung from a viewing of "Dr. No," which happened to fall on 50th anniversary of the film, after which Clif Watson and Maria Taylor, designed to do a silk-screened poster for each Bond film.
Thus, these institutions need to assess the credit risks of the SMEs from a view of the supply chain, rather than only assessing an SME's repayment ability.
"I view my world from a view of abundance and not scarcity," she said.
A view of Roanoke from the Roanoke Star.
All this comes from a certain view of the world.
Perhaps you've taken comfort from a similar view of life.
Yet even from a republican view of history, the parallel is atrocious.
This interest, she added, comes from a populist view of dance.
The interpretations above stem from a cladistic view of events.
