Sentence examples for viewed from one side from inspiring English sources

This is very occasionally a blessed relief when I hear later about insane producers, crippling budgets, vicious weather, costumes only fit to be viewed from one side and the risk of death in – for example - improperly choreographed fights, or botched house fires.

In an accumulation of microfossils, some individuals can get blocked by others when viewed from one side but may be seen from the other side (Fig. 2E, F).

"It was amazing when the bird was viewed from one side it appeared as a normal male and from the opposite side it appeared as a normal female," Dr. Brian D. Peer, a professor of biology at Western Illinois University in Macomb and one of the scientists, told The Huffington Post in an email.

But until it does, Stonehenge can stay on the list of world-famous tourist attractions that are underwhelming up close.In that regard, it sits alongside the pyramids at Giza which, while unquestionably awe-inspiring viewed from one side, are a let down for those expecting to find themselves in the middle of a vast expanse of desert.

This EFC domain, like others that have been recently solved (FBP17/CIP4 [30], FCHO2 [31] and PACSIN [28]), is a dimer resembling an elongated bowl when viewed from one side and a tilde-shape from another (Figure 1C).

Viewed from one side of the bar, brewing may seem like an exciting occupation.

It's worth checking out, but it's pretty clearly the view from one side.

Fractions of micronucleated and apoptotic cells were calculated per field of view from one side of the explant to the other.

The right side of one screen was viewed from one channel and the left side of the other screen was viewed through the other channel.

But ours is a show about points of view, and if the only points of view available come from one side the descent into smugness will be inescapable.

I know that most of your kind view the issue of vaccine safety from one side only - especially those of you who proselytize from the cozy periphery on the outside the autism community.