Sentence examples for be seen very differently from inspiring English sources

If these projects were better known, Rietveld might be seen very differently as a designer.

But they are likely to be seen very differently in Iraq, where no area is free from risk.

Even though you may feel that's not what you're doing, it might be seen very differently by the child.

In Yemen, terrorist charges are seen very differently.

Elsewhere, yesterday's evidence was seen very differently - as a showbiz tale.

The reaction to migration was seen very differently in London, for instance, to other places".

But as Mr. Buruma teases out the Rashomonesque nature of the story -- the love affair was seen very differently by the parties to it -- he evokes a rich panorama of East and West, and of the conflict between the rationalism that is supposedly Western and the fascination for the irrational that is supposedly of the East.

The origin of the song is seen very differently in Stalybridge, with Jack Judge writing the song overnight in 1912 to win a bet.

The official line that the overall benefits of vaccination outweigh any risks ignores the way in which imposed and highly visible harms, however rare, are seen very differently from potential downstream benefits, which can never be confirmed and seem 'virtual' in societies where the risks of infectious diseases are so low. .

"Casa Pepe is seen very differently from outside.

So the film is being seen very differently now than it was last summer, right before the crash.