Sentence examples for being seen to do so from inspiring English sources

Panic is avoided not just by combating an epidemic, but by being seen to do so.

Paying one's taxes – and being seen to do so – looks set to be the new gauge of electability.

At such times the president's security ought not to be the overriding priority: exercising leadership, and being seen to do so, must come first.

Following a long battle over his bonus with Carl Icahn, a legendary corporate raider, he agreed to accept much less in severance than he had said he was entitled to under his contract.The directors' cutBoards have already started to pay greater attention to how they set the chief executive's pay and to being seen to do so in a way that serves the interests of shareholders.

The female cuckoo then has time to lay her egg in their nest without being seen to do so.

If Corbyn fails – as he was seen to do so this week – nastier alternatives will thrive.

That he can't, and hasn't, doesn't lessen his need to be seen to do so.

The fact that no proton has been seen to do so suggests such events are exceedingly rare.

Condemn it all and be seen to do so and we will heal our society of it.

Senator Kerry's nomination underscores Mr Obama's belief that America must pursue diplomacy to the bitter end, and be seen to do so, sources say.

It is not enough for the agencies to claim that they strike the correct balance between privacy and national security: they must be seen to do so.