Sentence examples for from such a view from inspiring English sources

However one might regard the argument for impersonal concern from such a view of the self, the view itself may seem to have a claim to a our renewed attention.

Although the two vessel types have distinct functional differences, their visual characteristics are congruent especially when images are captured by cameras located far away from these vessels; when the vessels occupy a small portion of images and their decks are not visible from such a view point, it is tough to distinguish them.

A Welsh government spokesperson said: "Clearly, given it's such a very small sample, any findings or trends that have been extrapolated from such a survey have to be viewed with caution.

Polybius believed that he had a particular reason for adopting a comprehensive view of history, apart from his own predilection for such a view.

In English society today none of the mainstream political parties takes the view of homosexuality Devlin thought widespread in the 1950s, or, more pertinently in Devlinite terms, believes that there are votes to be gained from advocating such a view.

He reads Kant as drawn towards a view on which the beautiful object itself makes an unconditional demand on the viewer's attention (of a kind made vivid in the narrator's vow to the hawthorns in Proust's In Search of Lost Time), although he also takes Kant's denial of the objectivity of taste to debar him from endorsing such a view.

Viewed from such a professional perspective, it would seem that the interface between us and the stories we encounter underwent a greater change than ever before at some point when the world crossed (or began to cross) the millennial threshold.

From such a point of view, the authors investigated the variation of observed ground motions within a very small distance in this study.

The appearance of flat band edge modes in the zigzag graphene nano-ribbon was naturally understood from such a point of view.

To our knowledge, there are no previously published data on risk factors for MRSA infection analyzed from such a point of view.

From such studies, a view of the cell's interior as a watery but crowded environment rather than a homogeneous viscous gel has emerged.