Sentence examples for is instead seen from inspiring English sources
That idea, he wrote, no longer holds, as government is instead seen to represent the popular will.
But after 30 years of planning and construction, it is instead seen by some critics as nothing but a historical oddity.
But the Condemned Man (Steven Rishard) is not the center of "In the Penal Colony," which is instead seen through the eyes of the Visitor, who vacillates between sociological detachment and the moral urge to intervene.
The reluctance to negotiate is instead seen when the initial wage offer equals or exceeds what a woman brings to the table; in this case, only 44% of women negotiate.
Having buried a son and been left by her husband, the P.M. is instead seen interacting with a celebrated atheist (Danny Webb) dying of cancer and a shaggy-maned mystery man, John (the ever-welcome Trystan Gravelle), who would appear to be a modern-day Messiah.
If the material we have seen until now as waste is instead seen as fuel, it has the potential to solve three problems at once: the UK's contribution to climate change, possible future energy shortfalls and a significant component of the massive bill - and massive headache - associated with cleaning up the current nuclear mess.
The area is instead seeing a face-off between the army and the clerics.
They are long past being lampooned, and are instead seen as reliable and trustworthy because of Smith, Dimitroff and the owner Arthur Blank.
Others that had been invited to participate in the go-shop period, including Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo, had long ago been discounted as potential buyers and were instead seen as simply taking a look at Dell's books.
Widely assumed to have been withdrawn to Russia by his Kremlin handlers, Mr Kozitsyn was instead seen making victory loops in a military jeep around the desolate, wrecked streets of Debaltseve.
More than the sums of their wealth and power, these businessmen and women were instead seen as visionaries, their ideas able to solve worldly issues.
