Sentence examples for really seen from from inspiring English sources

"There are normal people there, but all we've really seen from it is their military marches on TV".

Mostly, The Pinkprint sounds like a breakup album dotted with a touch of big-up back-patting and sexual innuendo: palatable, sometimes forgettable but displaying a level of vulnerability we've not really seen from a Minaj album before.

Really, seen from the long view, humanity has only had brief moments of relative calm before transition comes again in the form of war, disease and economic crises.

What we're really seeing from the Republican campaign, over all, is less a party gone mad than a party caught between generations.

So in a sense, what you can really see from this is that the league was working, as it was supposed to, to be able to do the job that it had too.

At an average of two minutes per review, that makes six whole hours spent watching slow motion replays and muttering things like "… well, you can't really see from that angle".

Good shops with cheap stuff… mmm… I want to go there, but I can't really see from here!

You can't really see from the outside of the car what somebody's doing". Places like D.C. have had more time to see results.

"For the first time you can really see from all these providers, if they sent you new customers," explains CardSpring CEO Eckart Walther.

And again, it manifests in so many ways, but I think the idea of addressing history, or being informed by history, is a thread that you really see from artists coming out of this region.

Only The Onion could have imagined the White House briefing last week where a CBS News correspondent asked the press secretary, Robert Gibbs, if he had "really seen rage from the president" and to "describe it".