Sentence examples for as in some ways from inspiring English sources

From a distance, the violence looked almost theatrical, ritualistic — as, in some ways, it was.

"The French regard him as in some ways the successor to Faulkner," says Dickstein.

He now describes the grand celebration of the Laddie Ten as, in some ways, a distraction from the company's true strength.

Many people see the press as, in some ways, an abuser of human rights, and calls to defend it are not always shared by the public.

I think that he thinks of his brethren as, in some ways, lost causes, whereas if he writes a really trenchant, harsh, readable opinion he will get the attention of law students and the next generation.

A holder of degrees in both architecture and urban planning, he regarded such buildings as destructive of cities' ancient virtues – as do many conservationists and urban activists, and as, in some ways, does Graham himself.

They tried to see their free verse, as, in some way, metrical or scannable.

Many ordinary people regard religion as in some way providing a basis or foundation for morality.

"I've rarely met a person as genuinely articulate, as clever, in some ways brilliant, as I found him to be, all by instinct," Cherne noted.

Whereas Mary Margaret cannot hide very much, as meek as she is in some ways, as reserved as she is in some ways.

The law represents one of the biggest changes in domestic policy in decades, as significant in some ways as the creation of Social Security or Medicare.