Sentence examples for be treated as a guide from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this should be treated as a guide to where research should focus in the first place.

These results presented here are expected to be treated as a guide for vertical transport measurements in actual SLs.

Needle sizes vary, from tiny (000) to huge (50), and your pattern will tell you the best size needle to use, but this recommendation should be treated as a guide only.

"What's most offensive is that [Tarantino's films] are being treated as a guide to black history," said Ishmael Reed, a writer and activist who recently edited "Black Hollywood Unchained," a collection of essays on how African Americans are portrayed in films.

Mr. Berlin's focus on "freedom from" instead of "freedom to" was treated as a guiding philosophy for a minimalist state that let the market work.

Maggie Ross, in The Listener was also a little dissatisfied, writing that the novel can be read as a thriller and, "if interest flags, as it may do, the book can be treated as a tourist guide to some of the more interesting parts of Japan".

However, a training plan should be treated as a general guide, rather than a strict set of rules, and should not, therefore, be adhered to simply for the sake of it.

Thesis 5 can thus be treated as a premise or guiding principle of the set and might be the main theme.

All the wines poured can be treated as a holiday-season buyers guide.

Remember that these are vague guides, and should not be treated as a substitute for the real thing.

It will be treated as a joke".