Sentence examples for constantly viewed from inspiring English sources

Does anyone want an America where citizens are constantly viewed as suspects?

Deborah Tannen, the linguistics professor who writes about language and gender, argues that Clinton's entire candidacy was constantly viewed through gender.

It was described by TS Eliot as "a farce of the old English humour" and while it certainly is a particularly savage farce, it is also one that – in a good production – can shed light on the plight of those who are constantly viewed as outsiders.

She is constantly viewed as a sex symbol and an object of lust, yet whenever she exploits said pin-up status or discusses it openly, she is derided as an attention whore.

While no terms were actually discussed, Rove actually took the "public option is not dead" side of the bet, since he probably knows how Congress actually works, rather than the fantastical way it has been constantly viewed by the media throughout this debate.

But, working together, we're constantly viewing each other's work and hence have constant feedback.

Studies have shown that constantly viewing certain types of food, on your Instagram feed for instance, can make you feel tired of those foods.

Artificial intelligence can help take some of the burden off human investigators who can be emotionally taxed by constantly viewing images of the exploited.

However, they have a different score for you depending on their behavior, so constantly viewing someone else's profile won't make you show up in their feed more if they don't reciprocate the interest.

Look at how easy we have made it to constantly view, compare and judge each other?

The students and instructor constantly view each other on the videoconferencing display and the applications they use are seen on a second display.