Sentence examples for viewed out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "viewed out" is not correct and does not have a standard usage in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning in context. Example: "The scenery was viewed out from the top of the mountain." (This is incorrect; it should be "viewed from.")
Page views and visitor counts can be misleading if viewed out of context.
The phrase, taken from "Melanctha," a 1909 novella by Gertrude Stein, seemed startling when viewed out of context.
But hopefully, some may be made more aware that things are not always as they appear to be, especially when they are viewed out of historical context.
Not until the late 19th and early 20th centuries were masks viewed out of their ceremonial contexts, appreciated as art objects, or studied as cultural artifacts.
He can see from his two-decades of lived experience that, viewed from the outside, there is some "ugliness" within the character of the Black Liberation Theology movement, especially when viewed "out of context" - the only vantage point people on the outside have.
Second, data on the resistance of a pathogen to one or more drugs may be viewed out of context if substitutes to treat the infection exist.
Participants were eager to develop an ethical system of migration to Australia as they viewed out-migration from the Philippines as inevitable.
(Click here to view out playlist of videos about child soldiers) "Everyone needs to eat," she says.
Now they can get their views out without us.
"You can see the temptation to camp here, sheltered, a nice view out," he says.
He rubbed a hand over the cloudy glass and cleared a view out toward a collapsing shed.
