Sentence examples for offering a window from inspiring English sources

Some chapters even organize fund-raising picnics or socials, offering a window on farming life today.

This is novelist as moralist, the books offering a window to McCall Smith's soul.

"We're going to make Oculus a platform for many other experiences," said Zuckerberg, offering a window into his thinking.

"Every election is the most important election in our history," Mr. Obama said the other night at a fund-raising event, offering a window into his campaign message.

The case has been seen as offering a window on the cozy relationship between lawmakers and hospitals, and more broadly on an apparent culture of corruption in Albany.

A new Stanford exhibition displays propaganda posters from Mao Zedong's rule in China, offering a window into the country's chaotic and bloody Cultural Revolution of 1966-1976.

I'd want hands-on experience with Windows before buying one, but at the price, it's probably good enough for email, word processing and Freecell, and I always liked Civilization for DOS.... Incidentally, Howard Industries is already offering a Windows version in the US as the Howard EEEPC, but at a much higher price: $657.72.

Offering a Windows 8 tablet is a smart, scalable option.

But the names that parents choose for their children are collected, offering a revealing window into the cultural assimilation process.

This discovery provides new evidence for the manufacture and use of hunting weaponry in a Gravettian context and stimulates discussion on Paleolithic weapon function and design, offering a unique window into the characterization of prehistoric hunting strategies.

But Colombian soldiers chanced upon her diaries, handwritten in Dutch, in a FARC camp raided in 2007, which caused a sensation here that year, offering a rare window into daily life within the FARC.