Sentence examples for be viewed as either from inspiring English sources
In religions of nonliterate peoples, spiritual beings may be viewed as either malevolent or benevolent according to the circumstances facing the individual or community.
Also, a future in which huge amounts of data is collected by many of our household products can easily be viewed as either exciting or terrifying.
Against a backdrop of court actions among Lilli Bertone, the widow of Nuccio Bertone, and their daughters, the new B.A.T. can be viewed as either a last gasp of the coachbuilders or a defiant assertion of their intent to survive.
The rise of consumer-generated advertising can be viewed as either a boon to brands (outsourcing marketing to loyal customers) or a threat (handing marketing over to a bunch of uncontrollable amateurs).
The purine pyrimidine hybrid nucleosides can be viewed as either N-3 ribosylated purines or 5,6-disubstituted pyrimidines, thus recognition by both purine- and pyrimidine-metabolizing enzymes is possible.
And in a preview, perhaps, of the next four years (assuming, of course, that both win on Nov. 3), Mr. Bloomberg found a way to rib Mr. Liu — a frequent Bloomberg critic — that could be viewed as either good-natured or awkward.
Such language diminishes us, and we are viewed as either victims or heroes, when we should be viewed as agents of our own destiny.
They were viewed as either hysterical mobs to be patronised or, especially after the murder of John Lennon, obsessive loners to be feared.
When a home sits on the market for an extended period of time and the price starts to drop, it's at risk of being viewed as either an overpriced or possibly a distressed property.
Perception is defined as knowledge that arises from the contact of the senses with their objects, and it is viewed as either indeterminate and nonlinguistic or as determinate and judgmental.
