Sentence examples for view from below from inspiring English sources

The accident of white skin still brings with it economic and social advantages, but resentment is a powerful engine, particularly when the view from below feels unprecedented.

Instead of taking a "view from below", we should take a look from the side from all sides, to be sure.

(What he means is that women wearing skirts would not have to worry about the view from below).

Rows of white blades rest on top of the trusses to filter out strong southern light; thin fabric panels soften the view from below.

As things stand we often think nothing of giving extra rope to those who stand above the wells while leaving those who are stuck down the wells with nothing but the view from below and the dream of sunlight.

According to H. W. Janson's "History of Art," "the Baroque style reaches a thunderous climax" in his ceiling fresco "Aurora" in the Villa Ludovisi in Rome: a wild, windy view from below of the sun god racing across the sky in a horse-drawn chariot.

She modestly calls her views "from below" and she refrains from throwing the gauntlet to the economics profession, as many representatives of social sciences have done in the past.

Even when viewed from below, he is smiling.

Viewed from below, the Casas Colgantes ("Hanging Houses") of the old city appear to be suspended.

God, clothed in flowing red robes, is viewed from below and foreshortened, and seems to be rising into the sky.

The poster depicts rubble crumbling from the roofs of a series of monochrome skyscrapers, viewed from below, perhaps even from underwater.