Sentence examples for seen out of from inspiring English sources

All traditional dance suffers by being seen out of context.

Architecture, as Walter Benjamin suggested, is best seen out of one's peripheral vision.

"What I didn't realize was how bad it would look when seen out of context.

As the plane came in for a landing, a magnificent view of Manhattan could be seen out of its windows.

"Her language may not be clear, but she has a lot more detail than we've seen out of Enron".

She cut her hair brutally short, wore glasses all the time, and was never seen out of trousers.

You must have often seen out-of-favour relatives being eaten alive by ravenous dogs?

A level shift is perceived better as more observations are seen out-of-control limits, i.e., as n is increasing.

Stories like Laura's are being told by women and men all across this country by families who have seen out-of-pocket costs soar and premiums double over the last decade at a rate three times faster than wages.

We did not use the information from another box to tick if the patient was seen out-of-hours.

I wouldn't be surprised to see out-of-wedlock childbearing follow a similar course.