Sentence examples for to the view of a from inspiring English sources

It's a factorylike methodology that runs contrary to the view of a writer as a work's supreme creator.

The freedom of not having to confine yourself to the view of a western audience has been a gift".

This looks a tall order, especially since Will Alsop, the architect responsible for the design, likened the planned outcome to the view of a walled Tuscan hill town.

Although they weren't lost, they were lost to the view of a reading public who will now, finally, get the chance to judge them for themselves.

For him to stay away simply gives weight to the view of a Russian official, expressed in 2013, that "Britain is a small island nobody pays any attention to" – an opinion Mr Cameron firmly rejected at the time.

During the G.O.P. convention in Philadelphia we were treated to the view of a Republican Party that had become less white, less elitist, more multiracial, led by a Texas governor who promised to be a uniter, not a divider, and who would distance himself from the mean-spiritedness of the Newt Gingrich/Tom DeLay era.

In between these swings from one style to another, Nevinson found the time to etch the view of a small town street drawn in a dour mood that is reminiscent of Maurice Utrillo's views of Montmartre around 1912 or 1913.

And that seems to be the view of a wide spectrum of Haitians.

Also with zooming technology, the analyst can zoom in a smaller area on the visualization to open the view of a region or a subnetwork.

Concerning different methods, or adding methods, we often ask a third person… …it is good to get the view of a third person".

We have to de-Americanize the view of a solution of the Cuban problem".