Sentence examples for personally viewing from inspiring English sources

However, Churchill ordered further tests to be conducted in July, and after personally viewing a demonstration of the grenade ordered that it immediately be put into production.

The HSS investigates perceptions of how the person feels they have been personally viewed or treated by society.

He says: 'I personally view the change as inevitable.

I personally view the American Group Medical Association and the Medical Group Management Group data as the most reliable.

"I personally view tardiness as more evil than all the 7 deadly sins combined," said another tweet directed at Madonna.

"I don't personally view her as a liberation preacher; I don't view her as an empowerment preacher," Dr. Davis said of Ms. Bynum.

I personally view the current challenge as an opportunity for reform and for regrouping so that we can sharpen our act.

BUT even in winter you can personally view those sequestered green lakes as I did, flightseeing via Alaska's answer to the tour bus: a Piper Navajo double-engine plane buzzing through Lake Clark Pass.

Why did that go wrong?" He personally views the Catholic church as "one of the most damaging institutions in Latin America a force of evil", alluding to inflammatory speeches by priests during the riots: "'Your church allows you to kill liberals because they're the devil incarnate' was said from pulpits".

But Professor Kemp, who was instrumental in identifying a major work by Leonardo Da Vinci in 2010, is convinced it is a copy - though he has not personally viewed the painting.

While my story has come to what I am sure the average reader will conclude is a satisfactory close, I do not personally view this as its ultimate end.