Sentence examples for i like view from inspiring English sources

By Louise Owen The New Yorker, March 11 , 1950 P. 28The Williamsons are people whom I like View Article By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.

"I like viewing all this from a distance".

"I like viewing the external light from inside, where there isn't too much light," he said.

I liked viewing this show, as I imagine most others will.

My view of the evidence sees things in the "traditional viewpoint," but I like the view that von Balthasar brings out, that we should indeed all hope for the possibility that all men are saved.

"I like their view on marriage and I believe we should have the freedom to at least express our views on it," Susan Soulian, a customer who drove an hour to wait in line for some chicken told Orland Park Patch.

"I like to view Cable and me as like Peter Parker and Spider-Man," saidsaid.

Rather than avoiding biased sources, I like to view both sides of media presentations of the same event or series of events.

"I like the view; it's romantic, but it's too cold," said Ms. Burrell, who ventured downstairs for an extra sweatshirt and hot chocolate at intermission.

"I like the view of the Grand Canyon; I love mountains," she adds, referring to "The Grand Canyon," a large 1911 painting by William Robinson Leigh that hangs at the other end of the gallery's hallway.

There are two reasons why I like this view of autoplaying live photos.