Sentence examples similar to partial view of black from inspiring English sources

Windows face south and provide nice light and a partial view of Lower Manhattan.

Both end up with a partial view of politics, which ultimately involves both mobilization and negotiation.

Dracula too is told by many narrators, each given only a partial view of events.

"The government has had a partial view of policing in the last few years," he wrote.

It offered a highly partial view of historical events, as seen through the eyes of one protagonist.

So far, though, it seems we only have a partial view of consumers, not the full picture we aspire to.

Even this partial view of his schedule, however, revealed how radically Pruitt had tilted in a business-oriented direction.

In part this has to be attributable to his Manichean and partial view of urbanism and urban development.

It's a guesstimate, yet it is only a partial view of the total mismatch between income and expenditure.

As a result, Congress has been given only a partial view of how the money it authorized may be used.

"I have a lot of children, but children only give you a very partial view of what is going on.