Sentence examples for is probably seen from inspiring English sources

"House of Cards," however, is probably seen best one episode at a time.

"Immigration has stepped into the post-Lehman Brothers world and the E.U. is probably seen by ordinary people as more part of the problem than the solution".

"Part of the brand personality now is probably seen as slightly aloof and arrogant, detached from the local market which it supposedly supports," he said, although he added that, in time, people might forget the furor.

"Any innovation in the toilet that increases owner responsibility is probably seen as downwardly mobile," said Carol Steinfeld, of New Bedford, Mass., who imports NoMix toilets into the United States.

Youssou N'Dour and Angélique Kidjo are well-established global African artists, and their sound is probably seen as the benchmark of African music, but we've seen a very progressive movement of late.

And while Switzerland is probably seen as the most conservative, blue chip, upstanding offshore haven, the others are measured by a sliding scale of probity and association with dubious business practices, if not crime.

Supply is very limited, and that market is probably seeing 30 percent appreciation in the last 12 months.

By this point, even the most bohemian viewer is probably seeing the virtue of having a nice, sensible, conventional relationship with just one other person.

John Paul was probably seen by more people in person than anyone in history.

Occasional cases were probably seen, but not recognized for what they were, for a century before this.

The libel case was brought in London because, the judge said, it was probably seen by thousands of people in Britain when it was broadcast by satellite.