Sentence examples for had previously viewed from inspiring English sources

Researchers had previously viewed the sneeze as a collection of individual mucous droplets.

Mr. Bergman said he had previously viewed Mr. Trump as a "loose cannon like a fox" — calculating his inflammatory comments to drive his message.

But the practice is increasingly gaining backing from some of the country's top law firms, which had previously viewed the business with caution.

Although she had previously viewed over 100 pictures of possible suspects without identifying any of them as her assailant, she immediately selected respondent's photograph as that of the man who had robbed her.

Christopher Buckley's remembrances as the only child of his celebrated parents, especially those of the sad last days of his father, cast William Buckley in a warmer light than that in which I had previously viewed him.

This holiday-themed product campaign targeted two specific audiences: 1) customers who had previously viewed the holiday-themed apparel and 2) customers with a high affinity toward the product.

Being prepared to work with your colleagues, some of whom you might have previously viewed as competition, can help everyone to develop.

Mr. Goddard, for example, may have received those Romney ads because of "retargeting" software designed to show people ads for certain sites or products they have previously viewed.

Algorithmic search tools like Facebook's newsfeed exacerbates this tendency by automatically recognizing which content we have sought out in the past and then showing users other content that is most like that which we have previously viewed.

In addition, the newspaper said in an announcement, "visitors who come to The Post through search engines or shared links will still be able to access the linked page regardless of the number of articles they have previously viewed". That includes readers who view an article through a link on Facebook or Twitter.

Such statements from Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Fein education minister and a figure loathed by most Unionists for the active role he once played in the I.R.A., reflects a shift in the attitudes of Republicans who have previously viewed any turnover of weapons as surrender to Britain.