Sentence examples for view through a sort from inspiring English sources

There are joyous moments when we share Peter's point of aerial view, through a sort of private Spidey-Cam, as he loops and soars through town, and there is one sequence, early on, that clangs with possibility, as Peter — endowed with powers that he can't yet control — manages to trash a subway car, along with most of its inhabitants.

I view this as a sort of Trojan horse strategy.

Phillips has always been viewed as a sort of patron saint in the Mets' organization for Payton, through Payton's years of rehabilitation from injuries and development.

The projectors in Hilbert space may then be viewed as a sort of revision operators.

By the end, we've come to know the newsroom through a sort of Cubist lens, with everyone viewed from various angles.

To drag my family through a sort of self-imposed poverty is certainly viewed by lots of people as being completely mad.

You would enter through a sort of skylighted trough.

So I went through a sort of cultural nationalist phase.

The debate over the age of retirement can, ultimately, only make sense viewed through this sort of complex human prism and only in its proper economic context.

But Souza's self-consciously artful approach created an interesting prism through which to view a presidential era ― a sort of sidelong glance at that world that we're now lacking.

The directors view themselves as historians of a sort.