Sentence examples for view was seen from inspiring English sources

But the subsequent appearance of a play by someone of my age – just 26 – and my political views in the West End had brought back to him all the primal sense of betrayal he had felt as a young man when Osborne first inveighed against the establishment, and then, in Wardle's view, was seen to join it.

An ultrasound was considered normal when a normal lung surface, a pleural line with lung sliding, and A-lines were present and a maximum of two B-lines per single view was seen.

As for H4, table search view was seen as less generally useful, with only 10 out of 20 saying they would use it frequently or sometimes, but with another 7 saying they would use it rarely, suggesting that it is anticipated to be useful only for specialized information needs.

As outlined earlier, this view was seen by others as dehumanizing the body.

Patients reported feeling stigmatised by the prevailing view that if someone had lung cancer they would necessarily be a smoker and have inflicted this disease on themselves; and this view was seen by patients as unfair [ 20, 40].

Such a view was seen as a challenge for the health professional in promoting the self-management programme, which was seen to require a longer term commitment, predominantly driven by the stroke survivor themselves.

The only excitement, from the New York fans' point of view, was seeing Amar'e Stoudemire, once so quick, demonstrate his new skills as a burly inside player.

During "The Old Castle" you slowly approach a clump of trees that, in an aerial view, are seen to be in a pentagon formation.

The date refers to the presidential inauguration that, depending on one's point of view, is seen as Mr. Aristide's appointment with destiny or infamy.

That hyphen ties 'ill' to 'fated' only and cannot therefore in my view be seen as including 'hostage' in the anagram.

Let's say she felt that her face might — from your point of view — be seen as an oracle, and let's say that that might explain the strange expressions she presented, if they really were strange".