Sentence examples for view of a man from inspiring English sources

It is a surprisingly ebullient, liberated view of a man approaching what would seem to be a terrible fate.

That film provoked intense internet debates about its puzzling story, which was told backwards from the point of view of a man with no short-term memory.

MacGregor's reply - also released under the act - is equally surprising, since it betrays the view of a man ground down by the dispute.

This is a naïve view of a man who has threatened to die many times in the last 20 years but still lives.

"Back to the Barn" starts near the handle with an overhead view of a man herding a half-dozen cows along a dirt road.

For years conservators have known that beneath the surface lies the ghost of a figure — a three-quarter-length view of a man with a mustache — which Picasso had painted over.

A medical album offers three views of a man suffering from a disfiguring skin disease, a creature worthy of Bosch or Grunewald.

The officials consider it outrageous that they should be expected to consider the views of a man whom they accuse of gruesome crimes.

She relished the chance to get the views of a man with a guide dog earlier in the day, she says.

It seems unlikely to change many views of a man who is both widely admired and widely hated, but there is one word that just might haunt Mr. Kissinger to his final days.

She reads a sobering piece from the point of view of Charles Chapman, a man who was wrongly accused of rape and subsequently held in prison for years.