Sentence examples for viewing the events from inspiring English sources

Viewing the events surrounding the Chibok abductions, I am reminded of the Occupy Nigeria protest of January 2012, when thousands demonstrated over the sudden removal of a national petrol subsidy, causing fuel prices to double overnight.

In order to preserve sanity when faced with trauma and horror, a psychologist relates a tale of an IDF soldier who remembered the carnage in Lebanon as a detached, neutral observer merely viewing the events through an imaginary camera as if seeing a movie.

Perhaps the most optimistic way of viewing the events of Thursday night is that, for a brief, shining moment, the veil parted, we looked behind the curtain at the Wizard of 'Ox and he finally shrugged his shoulders and admitted that this was all just a dick-measuring contest.

As reinforcements of American tanks headed toward Sadr City, Kufa and Najaf at nightfall, a senior American officer rushed into a news briefing inside the American headquarters compound in central Baghdad wearing a helmet, after viewing the events in Kufa and Najaf from one of the American helicopters that hovered over the city during the uprising.

In addition to surfacing work documents, Cloud Search works as a directory service, allowing users to seek out colleagues' contact information, while also viewing the events and files they have in common.

Fair game, for a number of the writers, means viewing the event through a more feminist lens.

Experts strongly caution those viewing the event that looking directly at the Sun can cause severe eye damage or blindness.

When Pope John Paul II visited Central Park in 1995, "a cloudy, foggy day" prevented Mr. Klar and his wife from viewing the event from their terrace, he said.

Even some Republicans view the events here as, at the least, politically potent.

Still, Mr. Nader and his staff viewed the events as essential to giving him credibility.

"But we've viewed the events in Palm Beach with horror," Mr. Butler said.