Sentence examples for tiny views of from inspiring English sources
This idea, too, comes from Chinese painting; as Ms. Sze observes, "the looming landscapes often have very tiny views of the everyday".
Like two tender tiny views of his parents' fruit and vegetable gardens in Suffolk, they were among the pictures Constable kept with him all his life.
These PC-paged bookmarks will shown as a tiny view of the page you've saved at the time of originally adding.
The front is steel plates with some holes drilled in them and the tiny view is of a brick wall ten feet away.
What you felt looking at Mr. Yamamoto's collection was how great his concentration is for a single thought -- and how, by contrast, so many of his peers in Milan willingly walked away from their destinies by offering such tiny, superficial views of women.
Speaking of tiny, sad views of what it means to be human.
Dividing and multiplying its surroundings, it provides tiny, glimmering, beveled views of the museum's rings, Central Park, an apartment building, traffic.
Driftwood and sea-smooth rocks line the mantels of the gas fireplaces that are in each room, and some rooms open onto tiny balconies with views of the ferries and the bay.
Location: a tiny island with remarkable views of San Francisco.
It is stern but romantic, and the tiny windows minimize disappointing views of the surrounding 50's-era ranches as they gradually give way to mega-haciendas.
It starts at Tarbert's colourful three-sided little harbour, passes over gentle hills with views of tiny islands, and ends in Campbeltown, "wee Glasgow by the Sea".
