Sentence examples for has always been treated as from inspiring English sources

Most crucially, though, smart data has always been treated as unimportant by government.

A creature who has always been treated as an animal, talking about heaven.

"This society has always been treated as inferior and lazy and less than what they are.

The group has always been treated as a benign force, even if assessments of the danger it presented varied greatly.

On the other hand, the Village of Mamaroneck has always been treated as the "poor sister" of the Larchmont-Rye-Mamaroneck family.

He has always been treated as the mayor of the state, someone who is always first on the scene, taking charge, directing everything".

However, these pursuits have always been treated as an ideal.

"We have always been treated as a backward people incapable of managing the refuse of such a large town.

The affluent Dutch couple had themselves individually painted in fine detail by Rembrandt in Amsterdam and through the years the two paintings have always been treated as a single unit, media reports said.

Sarah Hunt, who was born in Alert Bay and is now an assistant professor at the University of British Columbia, says the shifting geographies of aboriginal people have always been treated as a threat.

But it said the chamber galleries had "always been treated as a special part of the building" and there were "longstanding specific conditions of entry relating to standards of dress, behaviour and items permitted in the chamber galleries".