Sentence examples for is nevertheless seen from inspiring English sources
Though inaccessible directly, God is nevertheless seen as conscious of creation, with a will and purpose that is expressed through messengers termed Manifestations of God.
The group exhibition The Historical Box at the gallery Hauser & Wirth in Zürich, Switzerland presents American artists who are not widely known, but who's work is nevertheless seen as highly influential and relevant.
It is nevertheless seen by many observers as an attempt by the president to further reinforce his powers by increasing the president's term from five to seven years, transferring some of the prime minister's current powers to a newly created post of vice-president, enabling the president to dissolve the parliament and abolishing the minimum age limit of 35 for running for the presidency.
Anything but a Romantic reactionary, Schreker was nevertheless seen as a throwback in the foxtrotting nineteen-twenties.
Mr. Muzenda, a onetime teacher and carpenter often ridiculed for his lack of political skills, was nevertheless seen by most outsiders as Mr. Mugabe's closest adviser.
John Allen, a Vatican expert and editor of Crux, a Catholic publication, said in a column the decision was nevertheless seen as a "major gesture of outreach to women and others" who have been involved in what Francis called a "very grave sin".
His "One Nation" speech, which put the emphasis on the need for integration, was nevertheless seen as a nod in the direction of those who claim that Labour's policies when in power led to uncontrolled immigration and ethnic segregation in parts of Britain.
Raised with traditional Islamic views he was, nevertheless, seen as something of a reformer and became a vocal advocate of peace in the Middle East.
At age 66, St. Laurent was only seven years younger than Mackenzie King, but was nevertheless seen as a breath of fresh air except at Cabinet meetings, where he reversed Mackenzie King's smoking ban.
