Sentence examples for views seen in from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Ayckbourn's intricate comedies seem simple compared with the different views seen in "Fractions".

Still, if you're trying to imagine what a man with such views sees in his crystal ball when it comes to America's failing wars and conflicts, don't for a second think that he's in favor of cutting back.

The trail view, seen in a painting that hangs beside the window, would have to wait for another day.

A more titillating view, seen in an accompanying light box, is that of St. Margaret and the Dragon, in which the haloed saint prays before the carcass of a scaly beast, its belly ripped open in a huge bloody gash.

Here, the clause introduced by "just as" refers to the older more widely prevalent view seen in the Mahābhāṣya.

Some historians have called him "blindly loyal" or a "zealous disciple" of Hitler; others take a more nuanced view, seeing in Model a coldly calculating opportunist who used the Führer to his advantage, whether or not he was committed to him or the ideals of Nazism.

The influence of mythological views is seen in the English physician William Harvey's association of the circulation of the blood with the planetary movements and Darwin's explanation of woman's menstrual cycles by the tides of the ocean.

Prophet Muhammad's anti-racist views are seen in his friendship with Bilal ibn Rabah, a black slave who rose to a leading position within the Muslim community of 7th century Arabia.

Additional file 2 contains the 3D model of the male syrinx morphome with all annotated structures and predefined views as seen in Figure 8.

The decreases in viewing were seen in all kinds of areas, including professional football games and late-night comedy shows, traditional staples for younger men.

The tour included a set at Woodstock '94 broadcast on Pay-per-view and seen in as many as 24 million homes.