Sentence examples for view created by from inspiring English sources

It's an imaginary view, created by an artist living in 17th-century Rome, of an ancient Greek city-state.

Far from rescuing the humanities, critics say, Grayling is reinforcing the view, created by government policy (which insists arts courses must be self-funding from student fees), that studying the humanities has become a luxury for the public school-educated children of the rich.

By moving between narratives -- the world view created by the news reports and Wikus' unfolding reality -- the filmmaker has created a secondary horror story.

One of the works on view, created by poet Paul Bilhaud, was titled "Negroes Fighting in a Cellar at Night". For a novice eye, or most any eye for that matter, the painting looks a lot like Malevich's.

The Manual Tracking plugin for ImageJ was used to track cells remaining within the overlapping fields of view created by the time-lapse images.

As for Nas6, Rpn14 and Hsm3, their roles as chaperones were suggested in the view created by the re-centering function, which encompassed the indirect neighbors of these nodes.

We don't need a view; we are totally engaged in those views created by and surrounding the people we are getting to know.

Visitors to the Google Street View website can scroll through a slideshow of 360-degree views created by digitally stitching together thousands of 75-megapixel photographs, or click on the online map to see images of individual sites.

But Ms. Bosworth's more characteristic pieces are panoramic views created by printing two or three negatives together on a single sheet (in the case of black-and-white images) or by abutting separate prints within a single frame (with color images).

World Wide Views (created by Teknologirådet in Denmark) is a process of deliberations for "global citizen consultation [that] provides decision-makers with a unique insight into the global public opinion on complex governance issues" [36].

Oruka's desire to distinguish Sage philosophy from ethnophilosophy was also in response to another false view, partly created by ethnophilosophy, that indigenous African thought is anonymous.