Sentence examples for outset we see from inspiring English sources

A pun of sorts (cheng is cheng -- two different characters pronounced the same), but from the outset we see the relation that Confucius has established between governing and the process of rectification, a teaching that for Confucius suggests the process of correction or "rectification" toward a moral course on the part of both the individual and the state.

To that end, in a canned statement, Danny Moore, principal and founder of Lough Shore Investments, says: "From the outset, we saw the tremendous potential in both Adam and SendmyBag – it is a potential the Dragons obviously missed and something I think they will soon come to regret.

From the outset we can see that, shoulder hugs and bromantic expressions of affection notwithstanding, none is especially happy at work or at home, and some are unhappy with each other.

She delights in blood-letting, as we see from the outset, in a terrifying scene at the train station.

And what we see in Gehrig, at the outset of spring training, is confusion.

At the outset of the new film Time Out of Mind, we see Richard Gere squatting in an apartment when the building manager played by Steve Buscemi tells him he can't stay there any more.

During a long relationship, there are moments when we see our partners as we did at the outset -- with beginner's eyes.

So from the outset, the show nudges us toward an understanding of how the context for a given work determines what we see in it.

The piece ended with the women contorting themselves into the strange shape we saw at the outset, and then collapsing, spent.

But as we saw at the outset of this essay, what phenomenal consciousness is is a mental state with distinctive subjective aspect or feel.

We saw at the outset of the book of Numbers that God loves each individual and views our very existence as an opportunity to demonstrate that love.