Sentence examples for is routinely worn as a from inspiring English sources

Little wonder that tactless buyers at Asda rubber-stamped the rapidly withdrawn "Mental Patient" fancy dress costume when "mental" is routinely worn as a badge of gregarious honour.

Surgical masks with visor, gowns, and gloves should be routinely worn and, whenever possible, additional measures such as using HEPA respirators and providing private rooms should be used to protect against inspired particles.

He is routinely introduced as a hero.

Pixar is routinely invoked as a model at Sphero.

Life is a Dream is routinely described as a Spanish Hamlet.

Meyer is routinely described as a family man, a dedicated husband and father.

Seattle's 12th Man is routinely cited as a critical part of the team's success.

The word is routinely used as a catchall for why things aren't going as well as they should.

The danger of an "Arab street" uprising is routinely produced as a threat to western interests and, almost as routinely, fails to materialise.

A lethal battle on the disputed border is routinely described as a skirmish.

Nationalist antipathy is returning: Chancellor Merkel is routinely portrayed as a Nazi in Greek newspaper cartoons.