Sentence examples for once having seen from inspiring English sources
It is not that, once having seen how war overshadows this tale, threatens these lovers, the love story loses its poignancy, but for me it is no longer the central theme, despite what Lawrence intended.
She may once have seen him as a father figure, but perhaps not any more.
She thinks she might once have seen her grandmother's ghost sitting in a chair.
Just as Labour overcame its distaste for those it would once have seen as rapacious capitalists and wicked press barons, so Tory toffs overcame theirs for people they used to treat as social inferiors.
"I see 'dodgy' quite a bit where you might once have seen 'fishy' or 'sketchy,'" Murphy told The New York Times.
She remembers his telling her once about having seen a girl undress.
"And once I had seen them, once I had seen New York, well, what the hell was I going to do in Mississippi?
The fragments of wall too, once so mysterious, are also fraught with new meanings once you've seen the show.
It's technically proficient, but once you've seen a fly-over shot of Tokyo or rather once you've seen it eight or ten times the point of seeing it yet again begins to pale.
Once, she had seen Einstein.
Once, she had seen Göring.
