Sentence examples for view in part from inspiring English sources

(Many of the miniatures he painted as guides were on view in part one).

Smith thought that regulation only reduced wealth, a view in part adopted by the British government 56 years after his death.

Within the military, a widespread sentiment exists that such rigor makes special operators unusually resilient to P.T.S.D. Shay subscribes to this view, in part.

Inside, the narrow windows do not take full advantage of the view, in part because the architect, Minoru Yamasaki, was afraid of heights.

Mr. Case may prefer to take the long view in part because the stock market's more immediate response last week was less than enthusiastic.

But if current trends continue, the cloud is likely to look increasingly attractive from a cost point of view — in part because competition among cloud-based vendors is fierce.

Although Whiting's and Soble's criticisms here succeed against the more radical advocates of the union view, they in part fail to acknowledge the kernel of truth to be gleaned from the idea of union.

There is a very negative view in parts of English Canada.

Marx derived his views in part from the philosophy of G.W.F.

All of the latter may be viewed, in part, as personifications of the powers of pollution.

Such laws are clearly indicated in Afghanistan and could be viewed in part as reparations for the extraordinary suffering inflicted on women by the Taliban.