Sentence examples for make views of from inspiring English sources

Daguerre, who got an annuity of 6,000 francs by selling his invention to the French government, in a prospectus in 1838 blithely declared that "everyone can use the daguerreotype to make views of his chateau or country house," indicating the clientele he had in mind.

There was poor contrast (Fig. 3c), which made viewing of the spores difficult.

Do these adjustments make his views of Wales inaccurate fantasies?

At the time West thought that Lawrence did not know enough about Florence "to make his views of real value".

But they are wrong; and actually, it is far from unusual in rape and molestation cases for prosecutors to make the views of the victim their highest priority.

a. Overlay z-slices to make reconstituted views of the corresponding 3-D fibers for each region.

Now he makes his views of defense and offense and how to use players known to the coaches".

He is also the founder of the hedge fund Clarium Capital Management and a full-time prognosticator who says he makes "determinant views of the future".

"He's made his views of what's in the public interest rather than what the public is interested in perfectly clear.

We would argue that this makes their views of particular interest.

Don't attempt to make a view of views.