Sentence examples for already viewed as from inspiring English sources

"Everybody knows we're already viewed as suspect," Mr. Zogby said.

And Simms is already viewed as an heir apparent, in case Brad Johnson's stellar 2002 season proves to be an aberration rather than a renaissance.

Politically, it was risky for a female candidate, especially her, to seem mean as she's already viewed as unlikeable by a significant portion of voters.

This put a fresh complexion on MacMillan's ballet, already viewed as something of an anomaly (following its hostile reception in 1971, the choreographer suffered a nervous breakdown).

The party—already viewed as elitist was dealt a death blow by the signing of the Treaty of Ghent, which ended the war, in the midst of the convention they had engineered to condemn it.

Bush, already viewed as illegitimate by many Democrats, became one of the most hated Presidents in American history; the writer Nicholson Baker even published a novella about the merits of assassinating him.

Another group that might be inclined to send an emissary to Mr. Gingrich is the Tea Party movement, whose members view with alarm the possibility that Mr. Romney could end up as the standard-bearer for a party they already view as too moderate.

The advantages of the site seemed plain: Relentless, hard-driving winds, shallow shoals several miles offshore on which to anchor large turbines, and, perhaps most importantly, a left-leaning population inclined to support what was already viewed at the time as an overdue migration away from dirtier sources of electricity.

They will not get a lecture from Ms Cadwell, because they have already viewed, at home, various lectures as video clips on KhanAcademy (given by Salman Khan, its founder).

But by Wednesday the optimism was fading fast, as the IMF started picking holes in the Greek figures while also concluding that stopgap measures such as VAT hikes and increased pension contributions would not shift the Greek economy into recovery mode, and could worsen a debt burden that the IMF already views as unsustainable.

But Goldman is already viewed by many as guilty.