Sentence examples for seen from beneath from inspiring English sources

The ironing board, for instance, has a cocky assurance helped by its long, striding legs; the faucet, seen from beneath, possesses an air of quiet dignity that lets you know it would never stoop to drip.

Meier's signature color cannot be seen from beneath its hilltop site.

But other sculptures recall nature at its most dazzling: the night sky seen from beneath the surface of an illuminated swimming pool, icicles reflecting sunshine on a sub-zero afternoon and waves gently lapping a sandy beach — just before disappearing into the wet sand.

Seen from beneath, there are straight and branching ridges and valleys, columns and pits, all finely punctuated.

He asked it questions about what happened at the bottom of the sea, what one could see from beneath the waves.

L. Dibert of Philadelphia won first prize for a noir photograph of a model seen from the back beneath an imposing shadow — a ghoulish hand moving in from the darkness (Slide 4).

In the movie's most striking image, the car carrying Hilditch and Felicia is seen from a distance, dwarfed beneath four enormous cooling towers, looking as insignificant as an insect going about its business.

The Ellsworth Trough is so large, it can be seen from space -- yes, even beneath all of that ice.

Under the scratching depth D2, however, it is seen from Figure 3c that the defect zone beneath the surface extends significantly along the scratching direction.

What always stuck with me was the final image of the mural- three human faces beneath a view of the Earth as seen from space.

I came to realize that detectives and shoemakers see the world from beneath, both focusing more on the footsteps that have strayed away from their intended path than the path itself.