Sentence examples for view set on from inspiring English sources

Magritte's modest contribution to Surrealist invention here lies in the seaside view set on an easel inside a room.

To see it come into view, set on 1,000 acres in Berkshire, is to truly understand his meaning.

AppDynamics has its view set on the mid-sized enterprise company as opposed to New Relic, which for the most part works with startups and smaller companies.

Two people with opposing views set on an intersecting path: a fundamentally dramatic situation, and also, often, a moral one.

Even the six works on view set to music by Bach — "Junction" (1961), "Esplanade" (1975), "Musical Offering" (1986), "Brandenburgs" (1988), "Cascade" (1999) and "Promethean Fire" (2002), all highly impressive achievements — have only incidental features in common.

Unfortunately it was hard initially to identify the poet in the excerpt on view, set in the 1940's and called "The Fox-Trot: Dancing in the Dark".

But I was impressed by the sustained elegance of what is on view set against the moral and physical filth and squalor just beyond the play's borders.

Sievert's design for a 1914 staging of "Parsifal" is also on view, set off by photographs of a 19th-century production.

"Obviously, from an ecological point of view, sets on dolphins are the best way to harvest yellowfin tuna," Hall wrote.

In October, the progress we'd made as a movement seemed relatively secure, and our view was set on how we might better secure our freedoms.

The Altessa, which is to have top-brand fixtures and designer appointments as well as a rooftop pool with a 360-degree view, is set on Union City's highest point.