Sentence examples for viewer's stance from inspiring English sources

The waterfall cascades down through a tall cherry blossom bonsai tree and onto a stage of glass panels, warping around the viewer's stance.

This cool-headed biopic of Navy Seal Chris Kyle, whose four tours of duty in Iraq made him that most prolific marksman in American military history, qualifies neither as pro-troops nor as anti-war: rather, as other critics have stated, it's an effective Rorschach test for the viewer's own stance on the conflict.

To some viewers, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s stance — that he personally opposes abortion but does not believe in imposing those beliefs on others — came across as a wishy-washy mélange of moral intuitions.

"What sounds better for them: Two random, tragic acts of violence a few months apart, or connecting those isolated events by hyper-focusing on the scary-looking gun used in both?" This seemed an argument calibrated not to win viewers over to Rasso's stance, but to reward those who already agreed with him that the media was beyond salvation.

Mr. Scott further told viewers that because of Mr. Marshall's stance, the Democratic leadership would surely strip him of his committee assignments and render him powerless to help the district, where Robins Air Force Base is the major employer.

Once again, a White House press conference has left viewers with more questions than answers regarding the Trump administration's stance on disgraced former staff secretary Rob Porter.

Ludlow's stance?

The ad ends with Khan's question for Trump, reminding viewers of the Republican nominee's hardline stance on an immigration ban on Muslims even potential war heroes like Captain Khan.

— Another ad from the RGA calling out Garcia's policy stances encourages viewers to "just imagine" living under Garcia's leadership.

Aladağ neither ignores nor openly battles against this fact and its reception dilemma: she integrates this as a strategy in her works, engaging the viewers from their own stance of expectations, and at first glance gives them 'what they are looking for'.

Here's the viewer.