Sentence examples for is either seen from inspiring English sources
Most controversial is John Humphrys, who is either seen as overcombative and rude or robust and forthright, depending on taste.
Over the course of any given week, Seacrest is either seen or heard by a minimum of about 40 million people.
Most controversial is John Humphrys, who is either seen as over-combative and rude or robust and forthright, depending on taste.
The integration policy problem is either seen as under-aspiration in the case of assimilation, or as under-capability in the case of multiculturalism.
This consensus motif is either seen as a forward pattern known as CRAC (L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/K L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/K L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/K L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/K L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/K L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/K L/V-X 1-5 -Y-X 1-5 -R/Ked positions of the motif ('X') yields mand/ormbinasions.
Depending on the point of view, Ten Years After's impassioned performance in the "Woodstock" film is either seen as a watershed moment for hard rock or "the ultimate example of the self-indulgence of classic rock" because the song goes on and on, Priore said Wednesday.
"I know," said the clerk, "but we do not permit pipes to be either seen or smelled here".
Susan Fiske, a psychology professor at Princeton said that women "generally fall into two alternatives: they are either seen as nice but stupid, or smart but mean".
The rats, which are native to most of sub-Saharan Africa, are so ubiquitous that they are either seen as a pest – because of the damage they do to crops – or as food.
(One new problem of shock and new media is that so often it exists only as a rumour: a work can be freely condemned without being either seen or read).
