Sentence examples for a sudden view from inspiring English sources

I felt I had a sudden view right into the unguarded unconscious of Russia's ruling elite.

There are few sights that gladden the heart more than a sudden view of Britain's largest land mammal, especially when you're inside the limits of England's fourth-largest city.

At the crest of the mountain, the woods cleared to provide us with a sudden view of sunlight flooding across the Pacific under a blue sky that still had an icing of fog far out to sea.

By Eamon Grennan The New Yorker, August 12 , 1991P. 34 The words have stirred, always, a sudden View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Or this, from the broadly cheerful Breathing Lessons: "Sifting through these layers of belongings while Ira stood mute behind her, Maggie had a sudden view of her life as circular.

A sudden view of a ravine with a grey heron winging across it; the moon rising "like a huge rusty coin"; Parmesan cheese, eaten after days of hunger, with "hard, salty nodules" of curd in it; the shock of blue and green phosphorescence dripping from his oar.

Or the sudden view of a smoking volcano.

In French Provincial Food, Elizabeth David's citation of The Sudden View expressed not just a passing compliment but a fellow-feeling.

To her novels must be added The Sudden View (1953, later revised as A Visit to Don Otavio), ostensibly a Mexican travel book but really a medley of poetic fictions, bizarre encounters, social rituals, local history and "mad, enchanting details" in vast landscapes.

By Vincent Starrett The New Yorker, May 31 , 1930P. 81 Madam, I do not care a sudden damn View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Alice Gregory.

All of a sudden the view looks that bit more intriguing.