Sentence examples for viewing standing from inspiring English sources

For instance, some participants reported viewing standing up to work as a personal challenge to develop a new habit; and while this was expressed by only a few participants, it is potentially novel and could be explored in future studies to see if it might be another approach to reducing sitting time.

Unlike Anna Karenina or Huckleberry Finn, he is not a filter, a point of view, standing between us and his world.

It seemed someone else, a recluse who'd wandered into semi-public view, standing here and counting".

Mr. Ferrin's bag of golf clubs always sat in full view, standing upright behind a couch in a corner of the living room.

But political experts did not see such minority views standing in the president's way as he pursued what they called a strategic effort to begin mobilizing voter support.

As it becomes more permanent, little shops, cafes and even nightclubs have sprung up, giving a cruel imitation of a music festival – until the riot police come into view, standing guard near the motorway bridge.

The two parties have vastly diverging world views, standing well apart on issues such as illegal migration, Greece's ever-fractious relationship with Nato rival Turkey, gay marriage and the role of the Greek Orthodox church.

But Stonehenge was hiding for all those centuries in plain view, standing proud of a landscape of closely cropped turf, in an area where we now believe settled agriculture was being practised at the same time as its construction.