Sentence examples for view by which from inspiring English sources

There is an argument in his new book, identifying its larger significance in a trend, disturbing in his view, by which the legal system is subverting and supplanting the political system.

This is an example of the power of a field theory over the earlier point of view by which each interaction between particles was dealt with individually and the result summed.

Chahi had nothing to do with the development of the sequel, beyond suggesting "redesigning the game from the alien point of view," by which he meant making an alternative version of the original game but was misunderstood.

If you're lucky, you might score a second viewing by which point, however rationally you approach the odds, it's hard not to picture a new and sexier future.

In their view, the method by which President Barack Obama made recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board violated the Constitution.

These designs typify what another architect calls "the view from 30,000ft", by which glamorous gesture triumphs over detail.

In this paper, we propose a view-dependent approach by which a large biological scene can be visualized interactively.

They create a radical way of viewing the world by which the reader can reassess his own situation.

The process of learning can be viewed as one by which reality (as perceived by the senses) is transformed into a representation of reality.

If we conduct the debate to such pitiful standards, these political links would be sufficient evidence for us to brand Labour and the Liberal Democrats extremists, holding views by association which are beyond the pale.

Inferred data refers to inferences made about individuals based on data-mining their wider online activity — such as identifying a person's (non-stated) political views by examining which Facebook Pages they've liked.