Sentence examples for not yet viewed from inspiring English sources

If you are just joining the blog and have not yet viewed the BBC report on the incendiary bomb dropped by jet plane on a schoolyard in northern Syria, you can view the report here (graphic).

With families returning from summer holidays away but kids not yet back at school, cinema outings are still in order, either soaking up titles not yet viewed, or repeat visits.

When the San Francisco actors brought "Godot" to San Quentin — chosen as appropriate for prisoners because its subject matter was deemed not to be rabble-rousing and because the cast required no women — it was not yet viewed as a high point of English-language drama.

We thought we loved Evelyn Waugh as much as the next publication, but our affection stops short of editorializing film adaptations of his work thrice in a week, with the vague intention of defending his honor (especially if we have not yet viewed the films).

By Macy Halford August 12, 2008 We thought we loved Evelyn Waugh as much as the next publication, but our affection stops short of editorializing film adaptations of his work thrice in a week, with the vague intention of defending his honor (especially if we have not yet viewed the films).

— Macy Halford We thought we loved Evelyn Waugh as much as the next publication, but our affection stops short of editorializing film adaptations of his work thrice in a week, with the vague intention of defending his honor (especially if we have not yet viewed the films).

Before Friday's game, James said he did not yet view the high number of turnovers as a problem.

But Andrew Gerringer, managing director of the development marketing group at Prudential Douglas Elliman, said that buyers did not yet view those neighborhoods as being as desirable as Williamsburg, Dumbo or Brooklyn Heights, waterfront districts where the borough's luxury real estate is now concentrated.

Another problem, Balasubramanian said, is that the general public does not yet view haze as a serious health threat.

Unbelievably, even 30 years ago, society did not yet view women as equals.

If you haven't yet viewed Ernst and Young's starkly brilliant countdown to gender parity urging business to "fast forward", I highly recommend it.