Sentence examples for seen from below from inspiring English sources

VS Naipaul said it was perhaps "the one great book to have come out of the Indo-British encounter", and though few other critics might go that far, it remains an extraordinary achievement – both for its insight into the British empire as seen "from below" by one of its non-white subjects, and for its argument that all of India's problems could by no means be blamed on imperialism.

Robert Aske's slow-motion hanging, seen from below, was a particularly gruesome interlude.

What seen from below had seemed like the whales' stoicism felt now like tremendous fatigue.

The second piece, "Croton Gorge," is a more lyrical composition, portraying the cascading water of the Croton Dam as seen from below at Croton Point Park.

In the clip that was shown on NBC, the gray belly of the plane can be seen from below as it dived toward the camera.

It is a good example of countershading, as its light-coloured back, seen from below, blends into the water surface and sky.

Tenure is a class divide that they see from below: why should they feel anything but resentment for it?

The cube was presented in two configurations, as "seen-from-above" or as "seen-from-below".

The yaw, pitch and roll were set to 50, 25 and 25 degrees respectively at the onset for "seen-from-above" configuration and at 50, −25 and −25 degrees for "seen-from-below" configuration.

For an hour it chugged through the waves along the peninsula back to the headland, where we could now see from below hundreds, perhaps thousands, of gulls, shags and other seabirds nesting in the pockmarked cliffs.

It had a powerful effect on me as you can see from the below video.