Sentence examples for has sometimes been seen from inspiring English sources
Economic development has sometimes been seen as running counter to environmental well-being.
Since then Mr. Peres has sometimes been seen as an intra-party rival to Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
For years now, New York University has sometimes been seen as the neighborhood's bully, gobbling up lot after lot and spoiling the Village's quaint, low-rise bohemian character.
The fact that Prince Abdullah's mother was a foreigner, and converted to Islam only upon marriage, has sometimes been seen as a potential obstacle to his becoming King.
Such a rise in both public concern of the security of their data and the levels of access being afforded to improve efficiency has sometimes been seen as dichotomous.
Most high schools have no more than a few enlisted students, particularly in high-performing districts where, some officials say, joining the military has sometimes been seen as a step below enrolling in community college.
The companions he had sometimes been seen with earlier in the year had disappeared.
We have no other word for making a vow. a These spirits have sometimes been seen : Malay spirits look like Malays, others look like ourselves.
Of the two groups shown the note, one was told by the experimenter that the student's ghost had sometimes been seen in the room.
He had sometimes been seen at Elm Guest House, a venue for gay men to meet and party in discreet circumstances in Barnes, west London.
