Sentence examples for is seen in terms of from inspiring English sources

Jackson says military readiness is seen in terms of training.

Her complaint is that too often the work of nonwhite artists is seen in terms of the creators' social milieu.

Architectural history is seen in terms of a rich matrix of parameters political, economic, artistic, technological, and discursive that have had a role in shaping the discipline.

Listening to this election campaign it is striking how much of it is seen in terms of an appeal to very distinct communities.

As you would expect from the descendant of New England Puritans, there is a deep consciousness here both of personal sin and original sin but salvation is seen in terms of personal annihilation as much as purgation "consumed by either fire or fire".

When existence is seen in terms of the dichotomy of sacred and profane which assumes that the sacred is wholly other than, yet necessary for, everyday existence it is very important to know and to get in contact with the sacred.

This remains to be seen, in terms of continuity.

In Paris, things are seen in terms of arrondissement by arrondissement.

No longer would they be seen in terms of race, gender, disability, sexual orientation etc.

Eve Arundel Brighton, East Sussex History can be seen in terms of continuities or discontinuities.

But both could be seen in terms of a reality deficit.