Sentence examples for viewing of something from inspiring English sources

An indispensable aid to following "The Chemistry of Tears" is the viewing of something Mr. Carey himself has surely seen: the recently restored mechanical silver swan on display at the Bowes Museum in County Durham, England.

As a series of recent commercials on Cartoon Network rather noisily proves, just about every moment on television seems intended to promote the solitary viewing of something: even more television, movies, computers or screens we can hold in our hands.

They have secured an unrivalled view of something not worth seeing simply for the sake of securing it.

The new building will provide guests an experience the existing hotel cannot: views of something other than downtown Brooklyn.

A typical British poll includes the views of something over 1,000 voters – 1,000 being the statistical point at which the margin of error reduces to close to 3%.

In the chiffon trenches, Ms. Kawakubo is the only designer who thinks like an artist, in that she creates fashion that modifies your view of something, be it women or an aspect of culture.

Astronomers have discovered a black hole that they think may give them a clear and revealing view of something never before observed: the climactic plunge of matter as it disappears into one of these cosmic gravitational sinks.

– Tinder railed against the magazine's "incredibly biased view" of something it called "#GenerationTinder", a moniker guaranteed to make anyone despair of modernity even faster than the offending article in question.

It is a rarity for a scholar so young to alter even slightly the historical view of something as vast and essential as the Western world's dominant religion.

Vic's attempts to impress the beautiful ladies to his right reached new levels in 2009 when The One Show presenter Christine Bleakley got a close up view of "something special".

"But it also, at times, may give us a view of something that we didn't always have before, and in some cases it may be shocking to people, I guess".