Sentence examples for outward view from inspiring English sources

The rear glass area is larger, creating a better outward view.

During the transpassive electrochemical dissolution of iron in nitrate solutions there appear oxide layers, of which the outward view changes with the current density.

He creates an alluring visual dollhouse with no door, and with windows that distort the outward view into the same twisted gaze as prevails within.

Eventually, mirrors moved from the top of the dashboard to their current positions, at the top center of the windshield, where they give the best outward view with the least distraction from the driver's view of the road ahead.

The photographs for which she is best known, such as her unsparing portraits of people living with AIDS, taken at the height of the epidemic in the U.S., demonstrate a decidedly outward view.

Outward views were blocked by tall second-row headrests and by thick roof pillars with protruding speakers.

That's combined with the Mazda's fantastic outward views, aided by pleasingly low window sills and enormous vistas of glass.

Round Hill's elevated, fairly central position gives excellent inward and outward views.

He had everything to be happy," a friend who attended the same mosque as Farook, Gasser Shehata, told AFP, which also reports acquaintances say the couple were living "the American Dream" and exhibited no outward extremist views or anti-American sentiment.

We describe a sampled representation for light fields that allows for both efficient creation and display of inward and outward looking views.

Nor could it be strengthened by a new E.U. expansion project as suggested by four foreign ministers in your pages ("Europe, look outward again," Views, Dec. 11).