Sentence examples for invariably seen as from inspiring English sources

Stationed against them are the young, invariably seen as fireballs of energy and new ideas.

Just the way President Gerald R. Ford was forever seen as clumsy, so Mr. Brown is invariably seen as someone who can snatch public relations disaster from the jaws of easy triumph.

The Nest Protect, which was launched in Britain a year ago and costs about £89, aims to ditch the traditional image of the smoke alarm – a beep to say the battery is running down, a device invariably seen as a nuisance, albeit one that could save lives.

The song's title was invariably seen as a statement on the demise of the Beatles, as commentators viewed the album as Harrison's liberation from the artistic constraints imposed on him within the band.

Although the altruistic spirit would soon wane once more, the Concert for Bangladesh is invariably seen as the inspiration and model for subsequent rock charity benefits, from 1985's Live Aid and Farm Aid to the Concert for New York City and Live 8 in the twenty-first century.

In these articles, the entire process was described as uncertain, in contrast to what we found in our previous study on Quebec newspapers, where the uncertainty was related to whether or not the patient would receive an organ, but not to the outcomes of the procedure, which were invariably seen as positive [ 7].

At the same time, they often feel the need to justify small sample sizes which they invariably see as a study limitation.

Sexual harassment was coming to be seen as, invariably, a matter of institutional power.