Sentence examples for view from the left from inspiring English sources
This, at least, is the view from the left.
Embracing Konstantin Stanislavsky's method (an acting technique that stressed the introspective approach to artistic truth), the characteristic trend of the Group's productions was primarily in the staging of social protest plays with a point of view from the left.
Mr. Stone's view from the left is a break from the usual news media vantages on Russia, either tough-talk centrism or the defenses of Putin enablers-come-lately in the conservative media.
If Mansfield and Winthrop offer the right's Tocqueville, Sheldon Wolin, emeritus professor of politics at Princeton, offers, in his new book, "Tocqueville Between Two Worlds" (Princeton; $35), the best view from the left.
But leaning into view from the left wasn't the girl but a giant lizard, and it wasn't the lizard sunning on the rock but a tiny girl, adorable, with dark curls and pale face, bright bodice and dark skirt.
We plan to have critics of the program come in and give their view – from the left and the right". Grayson said the hearing had bipartisan support, and was backed by the Republican congressman Justin Amash, whose draft the amendment that was narrowly defeated.
With today's iOS update, there's instead the option to use the new "All Inboxes" view from the left-hand side drawer.
Under all culture conditions, sampling was commenced in the second field of view from the left-hand side of the culture well.
And I edited one of the few textbooks for courses in contemporary moral problems that represent views from the left and right in equal measure.
"Under present lighting in the gallery, the vertical strip of damage can hardly be seen when looked at straight on although it is just visible when the painting is viewed from the left side," Martin Bailey wrote in The Art Newspaper.
That he did not speaks more to how marginalized views from the left of center that challenge currently popular assumptions about what counts as "real" educational reform have become in mainstream public discourse than to anything particularly novel that Ravitch now has to say.
