Sentence examples for just as from from inspiring English sources

The Review soon became sharply critical of the war in Vietnam, just as from the outset it has been critical of the war in Iraq.

As the title implies, he thinks militant Islam has become a convenient bogeyman; it serves an ideological purpose, just as (from the viewpoint of a suspicious leftist) an exaggerated Soviet threat sometimes did during the cold war.

Just as – from the killing of Stephen Lawrence to campaigning for open courts and open justice – it's stupid to brush aside the sometimes quite brave Dacre of 21 years in editorial power.

The Briton may take a dekko, north India's "Look!" (just as, from British rule in Egypt, he may take a shufti though one who takes a butchers has gone no further east than Bow bells and the cockney rhyming slang of a butcher's 'ook).The enrichment has not been one-way.

For a given distance, the movement of the ground image across the eyes would be far quicker in the tunnel than in open air (just as, from an airplane, the ground appears to move faster the lower the plane is flying).

Just as, from one perspective, the sun is at its highest, from another perspective, it is beginning to set.

He decided he could botch a raid in Yemen just as well from the dinner table as from the Situation Room.

You can do the job just as well from Iowa or Indonesia as from Brooklyn or SF.

(Or just as bad, from partners who learned from porn).

Unusually, the researchers will get access to data from both companies and, just as importantly, from their members (AKA riders).

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