Sentence examples for usual view of from inspiring English sources

TRAVELLERS flying into Tehran were recently denied their usual view of the sprawling metropolis and its majestic mountain backdrop.

The usual view of history for left-leaning liberals is that the character of the leading protagonists is secondary.

A consequence has been to turn the usual view of bond-market liquidity on its head, says James Camp of Eagle Asset Manager.

Star Spangled Man Correction: Reinhold Niebuhr ReprintsThe usual view of why this should be stresses traditional "son preference" in South and East Asia.

On my most recent visit this spring, I had no competition spotting the castle — my husband had nodded off in the aisle seat beside me — and got my usual view of the striking building.

And once in a while he pulls farther back, allowing his usual view of Southwestern towns and malls and country clubs to suggest a larger, more general emotional landscape, with all its quirks and murmurs and, again, its chatter.

But my in-laws were elderly and they had the usual views of hereditary landowners: they longed for an heir.

Kinzig's first graduate student--attracted to the wider-than-usual view of possibilities for a Ph.D. education--opted to join her lab next fall.

It sounds obvious, but your poster should be easily legible at the usual viewing distance of about a metre.

That challenges the usual view among obstetricians that the risks of older motherhood start at 35.

The latter is the more usual view and it will count here as part of the standard account of identity.