Sentence examples for is always seen from inspiring English sources

(Poor Sancho, in this scheme, is always seen as Flesh).

"I couldn't have just one because the Queen is always seen trailed by a pack".

The Renaissance "is always seen as a moment of artistic perfection," he added.

In Germany, giving money in politics is always seen as trying to buy access".

"Fashion is always seen as somewhat frivolous and self-indulgent," he says.

It is as if the world is always seen through a narrow, vertical window.

She is always seen by others as so together but is actually beautifully, heartbreakingly vulnerable.

Torture is always seen as a sad necessity, imposed with increasing frequency and brutality as panic and frustration increase.

His beaming, bounteous, besuited Timon is always seen in a crowd, suggesting that his philanthropy is a form of vanity.

Although this Roman tragedy is always seen as a gilt-edged classic, it rarely lives up to expectations.

"One of the first things we see in the film," said Swinton, "is Eva being smacked in the face, punched in the face by a stranger, to which her response is, 'It's my fault.' The film is not social commentary, but it happens to be true that generally, in situations where a son is violent, it is always [seen as] the mother's fault".