Sentence examples similar to view as a specimen from inspiring English sources

But to our amazement the surgeon didn't view him as a specimen of Frankenstein proportions and me the doting spouse.

This is known as a "specimen".

I've noticed a tendency among younger critics to view Tynan as a quaintly dated specimen: a dandified writer with neo-Marxist tendencies.

She felt as if a wild animal were coming into view, a dangerous specimen that her mother knew but Rose rarely saw.

The specimen is viewed as a cube with six margins: anterior, posterior or deep, medial, lateral, inferior and superior.

I use myself as something like a specimen to them".

If future generations want to see what an elephant looked like, they may need to go to a natural history museum to view a taxidermy specimen.

That suggests we are misfits as animals go". To put this right, Holmes builds up an intriguing picture of the human species viewed as biological specimens: gifted as long-distance runners, poor at smelling; superb at tool-making; ill-equipped to see at night; and so on.

"It can be viewed as a positive.

Counter-intelligence was viewed as a backwater.

This was viewed as a desirable result.