Sentence examples for view from which from inspiring English sources

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That was a view from which it was difficult to diverge.

This world view, from which he never wavered, was an inspiration to his family.

It was a view from which I gather Osborne himself did not entirely dissent.

Again, there is another point of view from which it will be clearly seen that locomotion is primary.

The point of view from which governance problems related to prevention and emergency preparedness will be looked at is that of an urban and regional planner.

The "point of view" from which we draw the picture is that of an observer standing above the plane looking down on all of it.

We purposely express the fact in terms of nationality, because that is the point of view from which it can most usefully and truthfully be regarded.

This is the point of view from which the present organisation of scientific and industrial research in Great Britain must be considered.

Nevertheless, in the opinion of the author it would not be advisable to give up the first view, from which geometry derives its origin.

Can imagine no point of view from which to grasp the extent of the damage or assess the extent of responsibility.