Sentence examples for physically view from inspiring English sources

"Somebody would have to go out and physically view the remains," recalled Chuck Smith, a medical investigator who came from Baton Rouge, La., to help.

With rumors of eviction going around, it seemed like one of my last chances to physically view the Occupy City Hall remnants.

There can be a real joy in physically viewing things together – I wouldn't want to watch the annual Downton pantomime without family and a big glass of something delicious, and binge-watching a boxset with your partner or housemates is pure joy – but as we've developed new ways of watching programmes, we've also developed new ways of discussing them.

"Mozart's Sister" offers a physically harsher view of the past and of patriarchal authority.

"The traditional, physically naïve view of how the spinning is produced is clearly wrong".

The user guidance and the mapping of complex control procedures onto a physically relevant view on the plasma discharge process will be vitally important.

Our findings indicate that the hippocampus supports the internal representation of scenes and extended scenes when they are not physically in view, and this may involve providing a spatial framework in scenes.

This result enabled us to identify a specific deficit in scene processing that cannot be attributed to a simple failure of memory between study and test, suggesting that the hippocampus supports the internal representation of scenes (scene construction) and extended scenes (boundary extension) when they are not physically in view.

Matching South Africa physically, in his view, is barely half the battle.

Some of the time it's because the dancers are facing away from us or are physically blocked from view; in general, it's because the emotion has no proscenium arch to frame and contain it.

In his Sunday Telegraph column this week, AN Wilson recalled the passage in Dante's Inferno where the poet "cannot restrain his tears at the sight of the distorted, tortured limbs of the fortune tellers and diviners, physically twisted to view their own bottoms as a punishment for presuming to see ahead".