Sentence examples for as such seems from inspiring English sources
The answer may be that she is a high-profile, powerful woman and, as such, seems to draw a level of fire and disparaging comments that would never befall a man.
The film's reggae culture makes it natural kin of Jamaican jams like "Rockers" and "The Harder They Come". But "Babylon" is a British movie about disaffected British people (disaffected British men), and, as such, seems just as seminal an entry in the English "angry young man" sweepstakes as the plays, novels and movies about alienation made in the 1960s.
Presumably, now that Ravi Bopara has officially been designated a "finisher" – a role that Morgan also tends to fill – and as such seems certain to stay at seven, it will be Ben Stokes, who batted at three in the warm-up match against the Vice Chancellor's XI but has been at five in these two ODIs, who will resume his place there.
Language as such seems to be learned without, in a sense, being explicitly taught or taught in detail, and behaviorism doesn't offer an account of how this could be so.
But scientists generally agree that conscious affects include or involve component processes that may exist in the absence of consciousness or at least of full awareness; the view that pleasure's nature is exhausted by its being perceived as such seems unrepresented, at least among scientists, nowadays.
So, to faintly dress it as such seems a little... disingenuous, maybe?
One kite is identified as a demon, while some others not identified as such seem demonic too.
For me, they depend so much on their photographic and filmic reference points and, as such, seem oddly empty of any deeper emotional resonance.
You make having an ass, which is an asset of my own body which I haven't always viewed as such, seem MUCH more appealing than looking like a hanger.
They are assumed to be largely free of paralogy across metazoans [ 9, 10] and as such seem to represent good candidates for phylogenetic analyses.
But, cast as such, it seems redundant with factual causation.
