Sentence examples for may be looked upon from inspiring English sources
In this sense, it may be looked upon as an "umbrella policy" to fill in gaps in the insured's program.
Had Vogts convinced Wayne Rooney to pledge his allegiance to Scotland, as he attempted to do, he may be looked upon more favourably in a personnel sense.
In the current climate, any film boasting official support from the Russian Ministry of Culture may be looked upon with suspicion.
The relevance of demagnetization to domain rotation arises from the fact that the demagnetizing field may be looked upon as a store of magnetic energy.
Fechner's classic book Elemente der Psychophysik (1860) may be looked upon as the beginning not only of psychophysics but also of experimental psychology.
Yet how beautiful many of them are in form and colour; how they show life springing from seeming death; they may be looked upon as the transformed spirits of the departed plants.
This, arguably may be looked back upon as Trump's most fatal political miscalculation yet.
Indeed, the 10-day period from June 18 to June 26 has been such a disastrous time for regressives that it may be looked back upon as the time when it became clear that history has passed by the "Conservative Movement" and left it untenable.
Driving endless miles around a track for spectacle may soon be looked upon as a capital offense.
PGF and its receptor Flt-1 may therefore be looked upon as a potential regulatory target at this stage of the disease.
