Sentence examples for undisturbed views from inspiring English sources

He finished off his meal enjoying undisturbed views of a 120-year-old reservoir.

According to the house's custodian and owner, Sarah Roberts, the author would have had undisturbed views that couldn't help but influence the author's writing style during her time living there.

The micro and macro CT scans provide unique, undisturbed views of the gross anatomy and geometry of the head and the details of the intricate in situ anatomic context in and around the tympanoperiotic complex.

From the Orchids' veranda, you have an undisturbed view of the thick, green, Switzerland-like mountains that rise up from both sides of the lake.

This method left the cochlear connections with the vestibular system and with the ossicles of the middle ear undisturbed, providing views within the cochlea with no breaches of its structural integrity.

Bridge conversation in the early days went like this: "Nice piece of ice… Are those penguins Chinstraps… Any whales?" As the days went on and we all came to know each other better, talk varied and wandered, but it was always still possible to sit silently reading Moby-Dick and glancing up to take in the view, undisturbed.

Arne Furumark, a Swedish archaeologist, regards typologies as applicable to archaeology because of the inertia of the human mind, which usually views the undisturbed development of material culture as taking place gradually.

By Sherod Santos The New Yorker, May 12 , 1980 P. 40The wet streets are undisturbed by that chronic View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

The Nazi revolution had bypassed this institution, or so it appeared to Haffner, who writes that he was "inclined to view the undisturbed functioning of the law, and indeed the continued normal course of daily life, as a triumph over the Nazis".

The fobbery of lost manuscripts is the stuff of Dublin legend: but this particular manuscript was found, after the author's death, on a sideboard in his home where it had lain apparently undisturbed and in daily view for 26 years, a mocking reminder of the London houses' rejection - of a masterpiece, and of him, too, as its author, we may presume.

Carol Troyen, curator of the show, invited the writer to come on a day when the museum would be closed and he could view the show undisturbed.