Sentence examples for has a partial view of from inspiring English sources

At the Sail Inn on West Lake Drive, for example, $85 buys a summer weeknight ($260 for the weekend) in a pastel-walled room that has a partial view of Block Island Sound and its indigo-ribboned sunsets, wireless Internet access and possibly a take-home bag of frozen fluke offered by the inn's raspy-voiced manager, Joanne Rogé.

The psychologist hero of "Kill Alex Cross" jumps from a Montaigne biography to Sebastian Junger's "War," while the English teacher protagonist of "The Christmas Wedding" weighs in on last year's big novel: "You know, I just finished reading 'Freedom,' and I do believe Jonathan Franzen writes beautifully, but I think he only has a partial view of what it's like to live as most of us do.

In most cases though, the observer only has a partial view of the network, and achieving a comprehensive mapping of the interactions is often a challenging task.

In [20], the enforcement approach used by Oracle VPD has been classified as a Truman model, where each data analyst has a partial view of the database.

"The government has had a partial view of policing in the last few years," he wrote.

So far, though, it seems we only have a partial view of consumers, not the full picture we aspire to.

We now have a partial view of many programs, and no view at all on the many FISA court opinions interpreting the law, which it has kept secret.

But Labour has now accused Mr Cameron of having a partial view of "what's dodgy in the tax system".

As the mountains of the Cascade Range were too far from Vancouver to serve as a location, the film crew settled on a nearby forest that had a partial view of the mountains.

Scott only had a partial view of the property from the road and the events portrayed in the novel, set at the end of the 12th century, are fictitious; Scott believed the castle to have been Saxon in origin, a view shared by many 19th century commentators.

Family carers represent a suitable proxy, but have a partial view of the care delivered to a patient.