Sentence examples for has quickly seen from inspiring English sources
Times have changed, Twitter's popularity exploded, and the micro-blogging site has quickly seen Guardian staff members join its rank (you can find a comprehensive list of Guardian accounts here).
But the FLA's apolitical anti-terror message has quickly seen them lurch towards supporting internment – an unjust, authoritarian measure that would further pathologise and disaffect British Muslims.
While McDyess speaks in a low-key manner, Chaney said that he had quickly seen in McDyess the ability to lead.
Because if you had just looked around for yourself, if you had warmly greeted your neighbors, or had a friendly chat with the checkout clerk at the supermarket, you would have quickly seen that all these rumors about people like me couldn't possibly be true.
The Non-GMO Project--a nonprofit organization that oversees North America's only third-party non-GMO verification, including ongoing ingredient testing--has quickly seen its label become the fastest growing in the natural products industry.
Although Mr. Koizumi's government has made economic reform in Japan its top priority, in East Asia, the new prime minister has quickly come to be seen as a politician given to playing on nationalist sentiments.
Whether you're staying at The Bowery or Standard East Village, searching for your next multi-million dollar residential property, or feel like shopping at the growing number of boutiques and restaurants, The Bowery has quickly become the place to see, and be seen.
Consider Summit Entertainment's latest flick Twilight, which has quickly become a must-see film despite its unknown cast.
Given Thailand's reputation for graceful and attentive service, it is not hard to see why Bangkok has quickly become the medical tourism hub of Asia.
This would have let me quickly see what TechCrunch was saying about Google across all of our sites.
But Walton (e.g., 2010) continues to consider appearances an essential part of fallacies as does Powers (1995, 300) who insists that fallacies must "have an appearance, however quickly seen through, of being valid".
