Sentence examples for large views from inspiring English sources
Justinian was a man of large views and great ambitions, of wonderful activity of mind, tireless energy, and an unusual grasp of detail.
His glamorous portraits and large views of California, all in watercolor, hang in a room that is dominated, in spirit, by Elizabeth Peyton's small, fiercely adoring paintings and drawings of androgynous young people, including herself.
I admit that the Jewish coming of age celebration, like anything else, is not exempt from bad taste or vulgar displays of money, but this is far from the norm and is a disservice to how the world at large views Jews.
While that says something abhorrent about how society at large views (or chooses not to view) "the other," it makes sense.
Independently verifying any of this -- the death tolls, accounts of individual incidents, even fundamental questions about how Syrian society at large views the uprising -- has proven virtually impossible, or exceedingly dangerous.
Now, one would want to give "SNL" the benefit of the doubt and presume the skit is meant as a satirical take-down of the double standard in the way the media and society at large views sexual assault based on gender.
Seeing the image requires climbing a tall flight of stairs to a large viewing platform.
The very idea of trying for a large view of anything!
And he learned how to operate the Speed Graphic, the large view camera that photographers of the era used.
He used a large view camera and was known to carry around hundreds of pounds of equipment.
By Louis Ginsberg The New Yorker, April 29 , 1950P. 73 The box is large, View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By George Packer By Emily Nussbaum.
