Sentence examples for be seen as exactly from inspiring English sources

This has got to be seen as exactly what it says on the tin".

Yet for his supporters, the lengthy rebuttal will be seen as exactly what his accusers have been asking for.

A spokesman for Cooper said: "The spreading of lies like this only damages the Labour party and should be seen as exactly what it is – complete and utter garbage".

It bought Coke time, and consumers are left with the idea that Sidral is a healthier option when it should be seen as exactly the same as every other sugary fizzy drink," Zuñiga told the Guardian.

"As I wrote in the book, Bloomberg appointing her... would be seen as exactly the opposite".

Debut takings of £1.52m will be seen as not exactly stellar for a family film based on a recognised property (Roald Dahl's 1970 story) – but taking all the factors into account, it's an OK start.

And they scare us with how the free movement of people threatens our national identity but refuse to face the fact that the free movement of capital can be seen as doing exactly the same.

Thus what Lovins offers as a demonstration that federal regulation and new taxes are unnecessary could just as plausibly be seen as evidence of exactly the opposite.

That would essentially send donated money right back to the company and wouldn't exactly be seen as selfless.

You won't be seen as funny, you'll be seen exactly as an idiot or class clown.

Worst of all, its downloads come wrapped in Windows Media DRM which might be seen as a licensing necessity, but isn't exactly appealing to someone who can get as much DRM-free music as they want for, erm, free on P2Ps.