Sentence examples for as being particularly a from inspiring English sources

"I don't [see] this president as being particularly a product of African-American society or something like that.

Useful for inexperienced practitioners Useful for inexperienced practitioners GPs often reported the prompts as being particularly useful for a group of staff which they described as 'inexperienced practitioners'.

The results indicate that whiteness is an attributed quality and contributes to constructing success, and that racialised researchers stand out as being particularly invisible representations within a Research Excellence framework.

It is an area which is recognised as being particularly unstable and has been for a number of years.

I don't see myself as being particularly camp but maybe in a boys' school I was".

I never saw him as being particularly ambitious, or the king of an empire, that he would eventually become. .

For example, house dust mites are common in temperate and humid regions worldwide, as are cockroaches, which are particularly a problem in urban environments and near food sources.

Georgia O'Keefe's great painting of clouds at the Art Institute of Chicago is evoked, as is a particularly insidious alien invasion, its armada of spaceships disguised as clouds.

Qualitative approaches such as interviews are particularly suitable for exploring a field of research.

Children of mothers over 40 years are particularly at risk, as are, to a lesser degree, children of teenage mothers.

Not that one can consider having a general anaesthetic as being a particularly enviable leisure activity.