Sentence examples for view somewhere from inspiring English sources

He's probably always got one really good show on view somewhere in the world these days, and right now one of them is at Kasmin's.

Then I'll say, "Well, you guys aren't listening very well, because there's always another point of view somewhere and you need to go back and find out what the dissenting point of view is".

Like Rothko's plans for the restaurant itself, the final choice and arrangement of works was never finalised, although a Rothko Room (as it has come to be known) is almost always on view somewhere at Tate.

The movie, which starred Christopher Reeve, was critically panned but earned fans, particularly among women — leading Mr. Davenport to view "Somewhere in Time" as a pretested brand that might appeal on Broadway, since roughly two-thirds of audiences there are female.

Many defend a view somewhere in between these opposing positions.

Because the only visual cue changed by the prisms was the subjects' viewing angle, the eyes must be comparing the object's position to some constant spot in the field of view, somewhere the eye can always line up with, the researchers say.

Whatever partisans on both sides may insist, there are good reasons that a high-information voter with views somewhere near the American median might still regard this November's decision as a harder-than-average call.

The tethered headset will sport a 70hz 2560 x 1440 OLED display with a field-of-view somewhere in between 90 and 100 degrees.

Or Japandroids are just viewed somewhere between the Darkness and Diarrhea Planet rather than the Replacements and Guns 'n Roses.

As usual, the CFR speech led to a reversal in sentiment, with Clinton now focusing her views somewhere in between mass deployment and Special Forces deployments.

But, he argues that there are also high information voters "with views somewhere near the American median (who) might still regard this November's decision as a harder-than-average call".