When seen on the streets, the ladies generally wear the black "manta" drawn close about the head and shoulders and partially covering the face.
On our starboard bow there soon came into view the well known Ship Rock, which appears, when seen from a short distance, almost precisely like a full-rigged ship under canvas.
Even large objects on the earth, when seen on a distant eminence, or over a wide expanse of water, dwindle almost to a point.
When seen at a distance as they run over the ground, from their colour they look like pigs; but when seen seated on their haunches, attentively watching any object with one eye, as is their habit, their true character is known.
From his awkward, heavy appearance, when seen at a distance, it would not be supposed that he is extremely active, capable of moving at a rapid rate, and of continuing his headlong career for an immense distance.
They are an attempt to make the bird so live before the reader that, when seen out of doors, its recognition shall be instant and cordial, like that given to a friend.
When seen in the air, the crow is the only other bird for which the raven could be mistaken; but the raven does more sailing and less flapping, and he delights in describing circles as he easily soars high above the trees.
These were rival baits to those which the world fishes with, and were snapped at, when seen, with no less avidity.
Small as these white points are separately, when seen in the aggregate they change the color of the whole crown of the tree.
Pores--Wood is not the solid substance it seems to be when seen in the mass.
When seen in cross section they are arranged in short, wavy lines, broadest in the middle and tapering toward both ends.
To capture the butterfly, when seen at such times, is not altogether an easy matter, as for the purpose the net must be affixed to the end of a pole about 14 or 15 feet in length.
When seen it is generally high up on, or around, some oak tree.
Although it might be passed over for a Green-veined White, or other common butterfly, when seen on the wing, it is very different from any of our other species when seen at close quarters.
Comparatively little sins before conviction, when seen in the glass of God's law, and in his holy presence, become great ones.
The flowers are much smaller than those of the showy trefoil; however, when seen in masses, they form conspicuous patches of color in dry woods.
No passions are without their use, none without their nobleness, when seen in balanced unity with the rest of the spirit which they are charged to defend.
When seen he was suffering with pain in the stomach, and was advised to eat much heavy food and avoid aperients.
When seen by the surgeon his hair was matted and his clothes saturated with blood.
When seen on the third day he had ceased to vomit for three hours.
When seen on the third day, the lower part of the abdomen was motionless, tumid, and tender.
When seen on the third day the wound was gaping and pulped cerebral matter was found in it.
When seen on fourth day there was tenderness in the lower half of the abdomen, and the left thigh was held in a flexed position.
The ear is over the middle of the neck, when seen in profile.
Objects in relief, when seen from a short distance with one eye, look like a perfect picture.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "when seen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
