Sentence examples for one view of from inspiring English sources

Aycock Hall was built "on one view of history, and that view of history no longer prevails," according to Brodhead.

The service means that a company can get one view of its on-premise and cloud offerrings.

That is one view of Europe today.

"One view of things is insufficient," she says.

This is one view of human-machine interactions.

Of course, it's only one view of the era.

One view of this rare work does not suffice; I look forward to rewatching it.

One view of this development is that it marks a return to good old American candor.

But (and there is a "but") prizes only give one view of how science is done.

Well, I chose to cover one view of New York City and not the other.

Dr. Kirkpatrick has one view of why it is not more widely used.