Sentence examples for viewed from below from inspiring English sources
Even when viewed from below, he is smiling.
Viewed from below, the Casas Colgantes ("Hanging Houses") of the old city appear to be suspended.
God, clothed in flowing red robes, is viewed from below and foreshortened, and seems to be rising into the sky.
The poster depicts rubble crumbling from the roofs of a series of monochrome skyscrapers, viewed from below, perhaps even from underwater.
(Look, here are six more in my mailbox). Viewed from below, a good angle for no one, America's history is usefully disorienting and nearly always appalling.
Viewed from below, the hypnotically graceful progress of a free diver resembles nothing so much as an undulating mermaid with a giant can opener for a tail an inadvertent clue to the movie's intentions.
His father, Nick, called the experience, viewed from down below, "horrible," but I could have watched these acts of flight all night.
She modestly calls her views "from below" and she refrains from throwing the gauntlet to the economics profession, as many representatives of social sciences have done in the past.
Things keep reassembling themselves in different forms: bigger, smaller, videoed, made into models, viewed from above or below, seen from within or without, looked at askance or head on.
Hitler, in countless closeups, is viewed worshipfully from below, his face against the sky, his every word provoking an electric response.
The scholar, placed in the immediate foreground and viewed slightly from below, appears imposing and monumental (6 ).
