Sentence examples for whose viewing from inspiring English sources

Christie's has several paintings of racehorses on and off the track in the sale, whose viewing begins tomorrow and continues through Wednesday.

First are the child abuse images, which anyone sensible wants removed: they are records of exploitation of children who could not consent, who are being abused, and show criminal acts whose viewing criminalises others.

RIO have also reopened the Devonport column, a 124-foot construction – another relic of imperial grandeur, also finished in 1824 – from whose viewing platform you get an amazing perspective on the city.

The audience will be different, for one thing — fewer insomniacs and young people, whose viewing day often doesn't begin until after midnight — and sandwiched between, say, "Heroes" or "The Biggest Loser" on one end and the local news on the other, it's apt to feel constricted and hemmed in, just another slot on the docket rather than something relaxing and different at the very end of the day.

Pumped up on the Index, the Catholic Legion of Decency listed films whose viewing would send me to hell, or at least to the library to borrow the filthy books adapted by Hollywood.

For instance, with time series in a resolution in a daily basis, Ref. [6] identified a class of videos whose viewing involves nontrivial herding behavior analogously to what we referred to as fame.

If points of conflict arose, whose view would prevail?

Someone whose views on love we should believe or dismiss?

It includes moderates whose views are close to those of the opposition.

The witnesses are mostly paid experts whose views on the subject are already well known.

"Absolutely true, because he is careful to choose editors whose views agree with his".