Sentence examples for typical view of from inspiring English sources
Pissarro's painting is a very typical view of south London in 1871.
Bridget Brennan, 23, a legal assistant getting coffee this afternoon at a Starbucks in the Copley Place shopping center, expressed a typical view of Cardinal Law.
Miller said when he was hired in 1966 "the typical view of players — that they were arrogant and self-centered — was all wrong".
Patrick Lafferty, a vice president with Leo Burnett, described one typical view of the Army this way: "It's people unlike me.
The latest recording of Hartmann's best-known work, the "Concerto Funèbre" for violin and strings (ECM New Series 1720), presents a more typical view of the composer.
In the typical view of Percy Bysshe Shelley, poetry "strips the veil of familiarity from the world, and lays bare the naked and sleeping beauty, which is the spirit of its forms".
An extremely late dating for his activity (after 450 BCE) makes him appear to espouse the typical views of the age rather than to break new ground.
(B ) Typical views of S. flexneri injectisomes oriented vertically.
Figures 6 (B1 to B5), 6 (C1 to C5), and 6 (D1 to D5) show the typical views of CD68, CD163, and CD86 staining, respectively.
Figures 1(c) and 1 d) provided typical views of the histological data, which revealed a high density of ChR2-mCherry expressions in the targeted VTA region (VTAR and PBP) with normal cell morphologies.
We do however interpret the qualitative responses to display typical views on the benefits of R&V and the classic role and limitations of L&D in DRM.
