Sentence examples for viewing to know from inspiring English sources
That man kneeling on the sidewalk, wearing red clothes and makeup: Does it enhance the viewing to know he was an artist conducting a tea ceremony on Rivington Street, or does it deflate it?
Overall, Henderson said the movie is a masterpiece and classic that is worth viewing to know the medium's foundations.
(See Kelsen 1967, 46 50; cf. Finnis 1979, 250) It may affirm our confidence in the obligation-correlative view to know that from earliest times philosophical reflection on political authority has focussed on the obligation to obey.
Would it alter her views to know, for example, that none of first seven presidents of the United States were born in the United States?
He said: "The crucial thing from our point of view is to know the extent of the wrongdoing and know exactly what happened".
On their view, then, to know how to A is not to have an ability.
One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible.
Not only do you have to know your views, you gotta know your opponent's views, too.
We'd love to know your views.
But everyone wanted to know his view on Myanmar.
"I will need to know your views and your problems.
