Sentence examples for be seen as true from inspiring English sources
But as in the Salic law sequence, Henry wants Katharine's consent to be the result of "right and conscience," to be seen as true love rather than a spoil of war.
Gretchen Jones, a resident of Fort Greene and a designer who won Season 8 of "Project Runway," said Ms. Mankins gives feedback that can be seen as "true critiques".
They should also be asked to join administrative committees and do other tasks, in order to be seen as true members of the group," points out Lina Carls.
On the downside, given that many educational institutions (in Malaysia at least) are not yet ready for e-learning or are just beginning to develop an e-learning infrastructure without clear directions, very few Malaysian academics can be seen as "true" e-learning developers and/or instructors.
Even those of transparent sincerity cannot be seen as true activists for the sake of better tomorrow, truth and justice.
Human sleep data suggest that changes in REM sleep, mediated by the noradrenergic, serotonergic and cholinergic systems, are not only a consequence of depression, but can be seen as true endophenotype of the disease (reviewed in [64]).
The idea of such demonstrative arguments, i.e., ones the conclusion of which follows necessarily from the assumptions made, is central in Aristotle's Analytica Posteriora: a deductive science is organised around a number of basic concepts that are assumed understood without further explanation, and a number of basic truths or axioms that are seen as true immediately.
The next of kin's narratives were seen as true in that they constituted the narrated meaning of their experience.
France and America have long vied with one another to be seen as the true guardian of the free world.
Though he is now almost forgotten, this heretical Christian theologian has a good claim to be seen as the true father of modern liberal humanism.
