Sentence examples for is put down as from inspiring English sources

In report after report, support of the Spanish Loyalists against Hitler and Mussolini is put down as one of the worst of the black marks, and any association with Loyalist Spain is given as a basis of suspicion of loyalty to the United States.

Vincent Astor is put down as worth $75,000,000.

Sometimes a person's desire to feel like they belong is put down as a sign of insecurity or neediness.

Instead, depression is put down as a quirky side effect, a 'trait' designed to make the character more pitiful or abject.

They cannot be put down as easily as peasant protests: they are often middle-class, urban affairs which might one day become a nationwide movement.

If the mob resisted arrest, they would be put down as quickly as George Washington put down the Whiskey Rebellion.

In one such case when cows showed increasing aggression after having been in contact with bears, a local official recommended that the cows be put down, as they had become afraid of predators.

He says gun laws violate constitutional rights, and then turns around to crush freedom of religion in this country, talking about Muslims like they're rabid animals that need to be put down, as if we're fighting against the Quran and not a group of radical extremists.

The remaining ten, including Ken Clarke and Geoffrey Howe, were put down as waiverers.

"I was put down as the biographer in about 1993.

Until it is, no legislative session ought to be put down as successful.