Sentence examples for view of great from inspiring English sources

In search of potential sites, Mr. Harvey relies on a detailed, almost wonk's-eye view of great vineyards around the world.

We also know from Tom Wright that Trump evinces a strong relative gains view of great power politics, checking another realist box.

I felt this was a great shame: he was an interesting witness of history, with a child's-eye view of great events.

It offers a view of great talent receding into itself; as Drake's voice grows breathier, his playing more elliptical, the listener longs to pull him back.

It is wider-ranging and more ambitious; it is much more learned; it entertains by giving a bystanders' view of great events and men, but it never intends humor.

"The experience and circumstances you spoke about at Lampedusa are essentially the same as those which exist on Christmas and Cocos Island," Stanhope wrote, adding that it would be, in his view, "of great interest" for the pope to visit the residents of the island.

The room was large, the windows gave a view of great-trunked oaks.

Realists often hold a simplistic view of great-power relations, asserting that any humanitarian pressure on Russia or China will cause the whole edifice of global order to crumble.

David Cameron's Conservative-led Government takes a dim view of greater European integration and is worried that eurozone financial regulation could lead to a two-speed Europe that would endanger the single market.

Much as people may want a simple story of their origins, with Lucy right up there in the family tree, the new fossil finds support the emerging view of greater complexity that promises an even richer tale of human beginnings.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Endoscopic view of greater trochanter prominence excision after trochanteric bursectomy.