Sentence examples for seen from this angle from inspiring English sources

When you're making changes, you have to ask: What gets seen from this angle?

A lumpish stoneware tea bowl takes on different, fleshy shapes when seen from this angle or that; its pocked, quartz-speckled surfaces glint discreetly.

Although the concept has been widely studied from theoretical and numerical standpoints, there are very few practical or experimental applications where the results are seen from this angle.

The State takes the place of God; that is why, seen from this angle, the socialist dictatorships are religions and State slavery is a form of worship … The policy of the State is exalted to a creed, the leader or party boss becomes a demigod beyond good and evil, and his votaries are honoured as heroes, martyrs, apostles, missionaries.

It follows that the supremacy of the city, seen from this angle, is not a value in itself, and its pursuit may give variable results: good, if it is placed in an institutional project coherent with the problems and lines of conflict present in the society; irrelevant or, at worst, damaging, if this coherence does not arise.

The blank space between songs was really only seen from this angle.

So Alan Shearer could say: "You can see from this angle, the police have definitely falsified 116 documents, but the ref hasn't blown the whistle so they've got away with it".

Lake Michigan might be more stunning in winter than any other season -- at least when seen from this remarkable angle.

For every plot, seen from the angle of Hugo's style, was infinite.

As seen from this figure, the angles for the majority of oil molecules are very small, especially for the oil molecules near the silicon dioxide surface.

It can be clearly seen from this figure that the contact angle has a great dependence on the surface charge density; from the negatively charged surface to positively charged surface, the contact angle of oil droplets increases significantly.